INXS

INXS came back from a lengthy hiatus with 'Elegantly Wasted,' but it would soon mark the end of an era.

The 20th anniversary of INXS frontman Michael Hutchence's death will be marked by the release of his final recordings. Noise11 reports that the project has been a long-running pursuit by tech entrepreneur Ron Creevey, whose Helipad Records will apparently release the new LP...

In 1991, INXS simultaneously released its first live album, 'Live Baby Live' and a concert video shot during their sold-out show at Wembley Stadium.

Bonnie Raitt stopped by the outdoor stage on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' to perform a song from her most recent album, 'Dig in Deep.'

The good news is that surgery was so successful that chemotherapy and radiation therapy are not necessary parts of the recovery process.

Dennis Farriss, the father of brothers Jon, Tim and Andrew, has passed away.

After 35 years of togetherness and weathering what could have been a career-crippling storm when original singer Michael Hutchence committed suicide in 1997, INXS are calling it and day and are breaking up. Drummer Jon Farriss made the announcement mid-set at the band's show in Perth, Australia, yesterday (Nov. 11.)