Anniversaries

"The vultures," John Taylor later admitted, "were definitely circling."

A lot of things went wrong before this live project helped made them one of the '80s' biggest concert acts.

George Clinton and company explore a sexy, funky Atlantis, and hit No. 1 with “Aqua Boogie.”

“That show was supposed to be a disaster. We hadn’t rehearsed. We weren’t used to playing acoustic."

At this point, their debut still hadn't come out in the United States.

When they returned with their 11th studio album, they sounded like an entirely different band.

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

California festival set came before frontman was fired for the second and final time.

The 23-year-old played 'Superstition' for the kids, and taught Grover how to sing.

This album opened the door for what would ultimately become a tumultuous relationship with their hard-living new collaborator.