INXS

Guitarist Tim Farriss recalls band's massive 1991 performance at Wembley Stadium in exclusive chat.

He has described it as a “career-ending injury.”

Michael Hutchence movie arrives in theaters in July.

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.

There were precious few changes to the musical formula that had worked so well on 'Kick.'

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 their 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.