INXS: Last News

Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson play characters locked in a workplace affair in erotic thriller Babygirl.Directed by Halina Reijn (Bodies Bodies Bodies), the film follows powerful tech company CEO Romy Mathis who puts her career and family on the line as she begins an affair with her much younger intern.Other cast members include Sophie Wilde, Antonio Banderas, Esther McGregor, Vaughan Reilly, Gaite Jansen, and Victor Slezak.After being released in the US on Christmas Day, the film debuted in UK cinemas on January 10, 2025.The film’s score is by Cristobal Tapia de Veer, who is best known for The White Lotus. His other credits include Channel 4 series Utopia, Smile 2 and The Girl With All The Gifts.You can stream the full soundtrack below.Babygirl features a bunch of needle drops key to the film, specifically George Michael track ‘Father Figure’.

Dua Lipa has covered the INXS‘ classic track ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ during a concert in Sydney. Check it out below.The moment took place during Lipa’s show at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Wednesday night (March 26), as part of her tour in support of her album ‘Radical Optimism’.It’s not the first time she’s paid homage to the iconic Aussie group – they were credited on her 2020 single ‘Break My Heart’ due to its similarities to their 1987 hit ‘Need You Tonight’.

INXS have announced a 40th anniversary deluxe for their classic 1985 album ‘Listen Like Thieves’ – find out more below.Last night (February 12), the Sydney rock veterans took to social media to announce the new collection, which is due for release on May 9. The deluxe edition – meant to celebrate the album’s 40th anniversary – will be available in several variations, including a 1LP and 3CD set.The ‘Listen Like Thieves’ anniversary deluxe features a new mix of the album by Giles Martin and Paul Hicks, and includes a number of unreleased outtakes, previously unheard songs and demos and an interview with the band by writer Paul Sexton.It will also include a selection of B-sides, remixes and live recordings, as well as the rare BBC recording ‘Live From The Royal Albert Hall, London, 1986’.You can pre-order your copy of INXS’ ‘Listen Like Thieves’ 40th anniversary deluxe edition now.A post shared by INXS (@officialinxs)The band’s 1985 record marked their international breakthrough, and in 1986, INXS played a career-defining show at London’s Royal Albert Hall, which was recorded by the BBC and only recently unearthed.

INXS reunited briefly in Sydney this week to celebrate the release of several new projects, where they also remembered their late frontman Michael Hutchence.The surviving members of the Australian rock band – Garry Gary Beers, Kirk Pengilly and brothers Andrew, Jon and Tim Farriss – reunited Tuesday (October 17) at Sydney’s Intercontinental Hotel for their first time since 2017.Their gathering celebrated the release of their new book Calling All Nations, a 400-plus “love letter” with stories and pictures from the band and their fans. It’s out now and can be ordered in three different formats here, including a limited-edition ‘Super Deluxe’ box, hand-signed by the members of INXS.During the launch, Andrew Farriss remembered their “talented, dynamic a frontman” Hutchence, who died by suicide in 1997.

INXS and replacing Michael Hutchence.The frontman secured his place in the Australian band after winning the 2005 reality TV show ‘Rock Star: INXS’. “It was incredibly, incredibly intimidating,” the Canadian singer recalled in an interview with Rolling Stone.“It’s like replacing Elvis or Jim Morrison,” he continued. “I literally played shows where people seemed to be scowling during the first three songs.

INXS have announced “INXS Day” to celebrate four-and-a-half decades since their first live performance, revealing a special livestream event along with the announcement of multiple vinyl reissues and more.45 years ago, on August 16, 1977, the band – then named The Farriss Brothers after members Tim, Andrew and Jon – played their first gig at a house party in Sydney. Among the celebrations planned to commemorate the date are an hour-long livestream on TikTok, which will celebrate the 35th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Kick’.The livestream event will include a track-by-track feature, interviews with the band and their executive music producer, Giles Martin, and more.

INXS have released an immersive new mix of their album ‘Kick’, which turns 35 this year – watch band members Tim Farriss and Kirk Pengilly plus engineer Giles Martin talk about the new version in the NME-exclusive video below, and read on for NME‘s interview with Farriss about the new mix and uses of INXS’s music by Euphoria and Dua Lipa.Released April 4 on Apple Music, the latest version of ‘Kick’ was mixed by Giles Martin in Dolby ATMOS. Martin, the son of influential Beatles producer George Martin, has also mixed the Fab Four and Rolling Stones in the spatial audio format.