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About INXS

INXS is an iconic Australian band that emerged from the vibrant pub rock scene of the late 1970s, known for its innovative fusion of rock, dance, and new wave. Founded by the Farriss brothers—Andrew (keyboards), Tim (guitar), and Jon (drums)—together with charismatic frontman Michael Hutchence, bassist Gary Beers, and multi-instrumentalist Kirk Pengilly, the group quickly carved out a distinctive sound. Hutchence’s magnetic, Jagger-inspired stage presence, combined with the band’s groove-driven style, propelled INXS to international acclaim.

Their early releases, including the self-titled debut (1980) and *Underneath the Colours* (1981), laid the groundwork for wider success. A significant breakthrough came with *Shabooh Shoobah* (1983), featuring the hit "Don't Change," followed by the Nile Rodgers-produced "Original Sin" on *The Swing* (1984), which highlighted their evolving blend of rock and dance. The global spotlight truly shone on INXS with *Listen Like Thieves* (1985), propelled by the single "What You Need."

INXS reached superstar heights with the multi-platinum album *Kick* (1987), spawning Top Ten hits like "Need You Tonight," "Devil Inside," and "Never Tear Us Apart." This period positioned them alongside major acts like U2 in worldwide popularity. However, shifting musical trends in the early 1990s saw albums like *X* (1990) and *Welcome to Wherever You Are* (1992) meet with mixed reviews.

The band’s trajectory was deeply affected by Hutchence’s tragic death in 1997. INXS continued with various vocalists—including reality show winner J.D. Fortune, who fronted their 2005 album *Switch*—and released *Original Sin* (2010), featuring reimagined classics with guest artists. Although they retired from touring in 2012, INXS’s enduring influence is celebrated through documentaries and biographical miniseries that honor their legacy and Hutchence’s lasting impact on rock music.

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