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International supergroup The Dead Daisies will perform across the USA as part of the Uproar Festival, which also features Alice In Chains and Jane’s Addiction.

Justin Timberlake added an Australian flavour to his SXSW showcase on Saturday night. He performed the INXS classic ‘Need You Tonight’.

Recent INXS singer Ciaran Gribbin is still in Australia and will perform on New Years Eve with Angry Anderson in Sydney.

INXS is expected to release the official statement announcing their break-up tomorrow.

Simple Minds expect they will perform their 3000th gig on their upcoming Australian tour with Devo.

Former INXS singer J.D. Fortune has commented on the INXS break-up via Twitter.

According to a report out of Perth, after a 35-year career, INXS have broken up.

Let me start by saying the very topic of the current existence of INXS generates polarised debate. I have never understood why many people despise the fact they are still around.

INXS founder Tim Farriss recalls the very start of the band’s fame when once on tour with Queen, Freddie Mercury and Michael Hutchence had a impromptu performance in a hotel room.

Kiwi stadium pop rock brothers Evermore will join Matchbox Twenty and INXS on tour.

Matchbox Twenty will head south to promote North in October with their first Australian tour in four years

The very first INXS gig was on the same day Elvis Presley died.

INXS will mark the 25th anniversary of the classic 1987 ‘Kick’ album with a new Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Digital versions in September.

US rock band Train will perform at an AFL football match during their upcoming Australian tour.

Rock legends INXS have booked a mammoth tour, hitting regional spots up the East Coast and into South Australia.

Nile Rodgers will be performing the INXS classic ‘Original Sin’ during Chic’s Playground Weekender set in Australia next weekend.

Doctors who operated on Ian Molly Meldrum today at The Alfred Hospital report the operation was a complete success.

Tomorrow morning (December 21) you are invited to text your message of support to Ian Molly Meldrum and the messages will be displayed on the big screen at Federation Square.