INXS

Eight weeks after INXS completed a world tour in September 1997, their singer took his own life in a hotel room.

This was the very beginning of a period of massive worldwide success that would reach its apogee with INXS' next record.

INXS had quite a bit to celebrate on Sept. 25, 1990, as they unveiled their seventh studio album, 'X.'

J.D. Fortune learned he'd replace the late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence in a moment of TV drama.

Co-founding INXS guitarist Tim Farriss may never play again after suffering a serious injury in a boating accident on Jan. 26.

In retrospect, the longevity of INXS' initial lineup shouldn't come as much of a surprise.

Has it really been 25 years? '80s favorites INXS will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their most successful album, 'Kick' with a three-CD, one-DVD package.

Is that U2's Bono sitting in on vocals with INXS on 'Tiny Summer,' a new ballad from the Australian band that was recently posted on their website. After all, Bono was a close friend of Michael Hutchence, appearing on the late INXS singer's solo album before his untimely death in…