He was a rock icon who was estimated to be worth an eye-watering $20 million in real estate, cash and investments.

The 1997 death of INXS singer Michael Hutchence casts an unfortunately bittersweet shadow on this fine collection of the Australian band's best work. By Billboard Staff The 1997 death of INXS singer ...

Shortly before INXS’ frontman Michael Hutchence died in 1997, he was working on his first solo album, featuring collaborations with Gang of Four’s Andy Gill (1956-2020), Bomb the Bass’ Tim Simenon, ...

Singer Michael Hutchence died in 1997 and INXS stopped touring in 2012. This sets up the perfect opportunity for a tribute band called Kick – The INXS Experience. Kick lead singer Cory Massi even ...

INXS is lining up its first North American tour since original lead singer Michael Hutchence's 1997 suicide. The 40-city tour will begin May 30 in Anaheim, Calif., with vocalist Jon Stevens filling… ...

The Australian band INXS rode the 1980s’ new wave all the way to the dance floor at the end of the decade, and racked up seven Top 10 hits. Among them: “Need You Tonight,” “Devil Inside,” “New ...

The greatest question facing INXS since lead singer Michael Hutchence died of an apparent suicide in 1997 was how to replace him. Now, the question many have for the Australian band is, Why do it with ...

Australian rock band INXS, which lost its singer, Michael Hutchence, to suicide in 1997, will be at the center of a new reality show called “Rock Star.” The latest show from Mark Burnett, the creator ...

INXS rebounded from a creative lull with their 10th album, 1997's Elegantly Wasted — only to see it all come crashing down due to a tragedy in the ranks. There was a period when it seemed like the ...

INXS has X'd out its time together. The Aussie band is calling it quits after 35 years, having weathered highs that included chart-topping hits like "Need You Tonight," as well as a rock-bottom low ...