Michael Hutchence died of an apparent suicide at the age of 37 in 1997, months after he released his tenth album with INXS, Elegantly Wasted. The surviving members of INXS occasionally toured and ...

INXS classic album Listen Like Thieves is 40 years old and to mark the occasion fans can look forward to a new extended edition on CD and vinyl , remixed and remastered by Giles Martin and Paul Hicks.

INXS' biggest commercial success would come two years after the release of Listen Like Thieves, with 1987's Kick turning them into megastars. The album would top the charts in Australia ...

READ MORE: When INXS Embraced a New Direction on 'Welcome ... Once they reached their stride, they stuck around in similar territory for an album or two before stripping back to meet the demands ...

INXS was growing in the studio, one album at a time. Guitarist Tim Farriss, a cofounding member of the Australian group, can remember vividly what the progression felt like. He lands on sessions for ...

INXS's eighth album kicks off with a song called "Questions" - which is appropriate because there are still queries about where Welcome to Wherever You Are fits in the band's story. "We kind of ...

INXS saxophonist Kirk Pengilly said compiling ... The band conquered the world with their 1985 album, which reached number 11 on the US Billboard chart and went double platinum there.

INXS struggled for a long time ... Fox News: What compelled you to finally release a solo album? Farriss: Well, I’m more of a songwriter, and I’ve always loved country music because it ...

and we wrote one song in the studio,” late INXS vocalist Michael Hutchence told Rolling Stone in 1985. “It wasn’t the kind of album where you put tracks down bit by bit. We’ve done the ...

INXS would go on to sell more than 50 million ... For the past decade he’s been working on a self-titled album country album of his own. With an Americana flare, it incorporates his songwriting ...