Kate Ceberano has revealed the sweet nickname that late INXS star Michael Hutchence called her. The veteran singer, 58, appeared on Channel Ten's The Project on Friday night and was presented with a ...

INXS have hit a new peak in the music charts, more than a decade after the iconic Australian band broke up, and 40 years after the initial release of their breakthrough album, Listen Like Thieves .

“Happy 67th Birthday to meeee! As I do every year, here’s me in my birthday suit: no filters, no photoshop, no makeup. As ...

Andrew Farriss invited high school classmate Michael Hutchence to join his band Doctor Dolphin in Sydney, Australia in the mid-’70s. Over the next few years, Farriss’s brothers Jon and Tim ...

When INXS burst upon the scene with a slew of huge hits in the late 80s, it seemed to many in America that they were an overnight sensation. In actuality, they had been struggling to do much ...

Even as INXS embraced cutting-edge pop production values and became globally famous, they remained deeply proud of their homeland and steeped in early rock and R&B influences. During their ’80s ...

What You Need was the first INXS song to crack the US top 5, with the animated video by director Richard Lowenstein blowing up on MTV which had usurped radio’s power to create hits. Pengilly ...

Picture: Robert Mort Since Murphy’s death from cancer in 2021, Martin and a core team of long-time INXS reps, have curated anniversary editions of their seminal 80s records including the biggest ...

Born Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily Hutchence in 1996, she endured a turbulent childhood. Her father, INXS frontman Michael Hutchence, died by suicide in 1997 when she was just one year old.

From electrifying stadium performances to underground tracks that shaped future movements, the 80s gave an explosion of creativity that still echoes today. This collection of 150+ artists captures ...