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INXS: wanted the late Michael Hutchence replaced by a female singer

submitted by Nick Nov 21st 2022 08:00 am (www.nme.com)

“I still reckon a girl singer for INXS would be awesome,” says drummer Jon FarrissThe post INXS wanted the late Michael Hutchence replaced by a female singer appeared first on NME.

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INXS: Biopic of INXS singer Michael Hutchence in the works

submitted by Nick Nov 24th 2012 06:00 pm (www.nme.com)

'Two Worlds Colliding' will tell story of late singer's life

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INXS: Confirm Retirement

submitted by Nick Nov 13th 2012 01:00 pm (www.antimusic.com)

INXS have confirmed that they are calling it a day as a touring band, after drummer Jon Farriss told fans at Perth Arena the news on Sunday

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INXS: Australia's INXS calls it quits as touring band after 35 years

submitted by Nick Nov 13th 2012 10:00 am (news.yahoo.com)

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian rock group INXS has called it quits as a live touring band after 35 years, thanking fans and honoring late frontman Michael Hutchence in a statement on Tuesday. INXS, which sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, including more than 10 million alone of their 1987 breakthrough "Kick", issued the...

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INXS: officially confirm split

submitted by Nick Nov 13th 2012 10:00 am (www.nme.com)

Following stage announcement on Sunday, Australian rockers issue official statement

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INXS: split up

submitted by Nick Nov 12th 2012 07:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Australian rockers are calling it a day after 35 years together