INXS's 1991 Concert History

INXS (pronounced "in excess") were an Australian rock band, formed as The Farriss Brothers in 1977 in Sydney, New South Wales. The band's founding members were bassist Garry Gary Beers, main composer and keyboardist Andrew Farriss, drummer Jon Farriss, guitarist Tim Farriss, lead singer and main lyricist Michael Hutchence, and guitarist and saxophonist Kirk Pengilly. For 20 years, INXS was fronted by Hutchence, whose magnetic stage presence made him the focal point of the band.

Date Concert Venue Location
Apr 30, 1991
INXS National Tennis Centre Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Apr 28, 1991
INXS Sydney Entertainment Centre Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Apr 27, 1991
INXS Sydney Entertainment Centre Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Apr 25, 1991
INXS Brisbane Entertainment Centre Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Apr 24, 1991
INXS Brisbane Entertainment Centre Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Apr 20, 1991
INXS Memorial Drive Park Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Apr 19, 1991
INXS Memorial Drive Park Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Apr 16, 1991
INXS Perth Entertainment Centre Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Apr 15, 1991
INXS Perth Entertainment Centre Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Apr 08, 1991
INXS San Diego Sports Arena San Diego, California, United States
Apr 06, 1991
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Ak-Chin Pavilion Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Apr 05, 1991
INXS / The Soup Dragons

X-Factor Tour

Goldwyn Events Center, Bally's Casino & Resort Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Show Duplicate for Apr 05, 1991
Apr 03, 1991
INXS Arco Arena Sacramento, California, United States
Mar 31, 1991
INXS / Soup Dragons

INXS

Salt Palace Convention Center Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Mar 29, 1991
INXS
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Veterans Memorial Coliseum Portland, Oregon, United States
Show Duplicate for Mar 29, 1991
Mar 28, 1991
INXS / The Soup Dragons Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, Washington, United States
Show Duplicate for Mar 28, 1991
Mar 27, 1991
INXS / The Soup Dragons

INXS

Pacific Coliseum Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Mar 25, 1991
INXS
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Northlands Agricom Arena Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Show Duplicate for Mar 25, 1991
Mar 24, 1991
INXS / Soup Dragons

INXS - X-Factor Tour

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Saddledome Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Show Duplicate for Mar 24, 1991
Mar 22, 1991
INXS Saskatchewan Place Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

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Jul 9, 1991
 Munich, Bavaria, Germany
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INXS / The Soup Dragons on Mar 12, 1991 [634-small]

INXS / The Soup Dragons
Mar 12, 1991
 Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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INXS / The Soup Dragons on Mar 12, 1991 [635-small]

INXS / The Soup Dragons
Mar 12, 1991
 Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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INXS / Soup Dragons on Feb 19, 1991 [337-small]

INXS / Soup Dragons
Feb 19, 1991
 Albany, New York, United States
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INXS / Soup Dragons on Feb 25, 1991 [475-small]

INXS / Soup Dragons
Feb 25, 1991
 Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
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INXS on Feb 22, 1991 [650-small]

INXS
Feb 22, 1991
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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INXS / Soup Dragons on Feb 22, 1991 [583-small]

INXS / Soup Dragons
Feb 22 - 23, 1991
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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INXS on Mar 8, 1991 [612-small]

INXS
Mar 8, 1991
 Montréal, Québec, Canada
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INXS on Apr 6, 1991 [550-small]

INXS
Apr 6, 1991
 Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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INXS / The Soup Dragons on Mar 19, 1991 [632-small]

INXS / The Soup Dragons
Mar 19, 1991
 Bloomington, Minnesota, United States
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INXS / The Soup Dragons on Mar 19, 1991 [633-small]

INXS / The Soup Dragons
Mar 19, 1991
 Bloomington, Minnesota, United States
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INXS / The Soup Dragons on Mar 12, 1991 [206-small]

INXS / The Soup Dragons
Mar 12, 1991
 Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
  Uploaded by Zimtrim

INXS / Dragon Head Soup on Feb 12, 1991 [036-small]

INXS / Dragon Head Soup
Feb 12, 1991
 Dayton, Ohio, United States
  Uploaded by Rob Luce

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Lynne Lip Jan 15, 2023

I went and saw INXS with Jon Stevens as frontman on the lawns of the Pacific Bay Resort in Coffs Harbour. I'm pretty sure it was 2002 but can't find it on the list. Can anyone else remember this one?


Sacstracks Nov 28, 2021

INXS's final concert was on 11 November 2012. Any concerts listed after this date are incorrect.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


When did INXS start and end?

Originally called The Farriss Brothers, INXS made their debut on August 16, 1977 at Whale Beach, a suburb near Sydney, Australia. The band remained active in the music industry for the next 35 years. The band formally disbanded in late 2012.

Who were the original members of INXS?

Originally, INXS was made up of

  • Bassist Garry Beers
  • Composer and Keyboardist Andrew Farriss
  • Drummer Jon Farriss
  • Guitarist Tim Farriss
  • Lyricist and Lead Vocalist Micheal Hutchence
  • Guitarist and Saxophonist Kirk Pengilly

What was INXS’s first hit?

“Original Sin” is the first chart-topping song by INXS in their native Australia. Released on December 1983, the song became INXS's first official single to reach the Australian Top 10, peaking at number one in February 1984. In the US, the song peaked at number 58 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.

What year did INXS’s album Kick come out?

INXS released their sixth studio album Kick on October 12, 1987. It sold over 20 million copies worldwide, including 6 million in the United States. Certified platinum by the RIAA, it became the fourth best-selling record of 1984.

How did the lead singer of INXS Michael Hutchence die?

INXS lead singer Michael Hutchence died on November 22, 1997, at age 35. Police ruled that Hutchence committed suicide by hanging himself. During his funeral, his band mates helped carry his casket.

Who won Rock Star: INXS?

After Hutchene’s death, INXS had trouble finding a new and permanent lead singer. After 8 years, they got creative and produced the reality competition show Rock Star: INXS with CBS where fifteen contestants competed to become the new lead vocalist for INXS. After weeks of competition, J.D. Fortune emerged as the winner.

How many lead singers has INXS had?

INXS had four lead singers throughout the band’s 35 years of existance. Their first lead singer was founding member Michael Hutchence. He acted as the band’s frontman from 1977 until 1997. Other lead singers for INXS were Jon Stevens (2000–2003), J.D. Fortune (2005–2011), and Ciaran Gribbin (2011–2012).

What happened to J.D. Fortune of INXS?

After winning Rockstar: INXS in 2005, J.D. Fortune became the band’s lead singer. He was fired in February 2009 but returned around a year later. In 2011, he effectively left the band to focus on his own solo career. Ciaran Gribbin replaced Fortune for a year until the band formally and officially disbanded in 2012.

How many concerts has INXS had?

INXS has had 1,152 concerts.

What genre is INXS?

INXS is most often considered to be Rock, Pop, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Classic Rock, Soft Rock, New Wave, Mellow Gold, Australian, New Wave Pop, New Romantic, Australia, Funk Rock, Dance-Rock, and Australian Rock.

When was the last INXS concert?

The last INXS concert was on November 11, 2012 at Perth Arena in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. The bands that performed were: Matchbox Twenty / INXS.

What setlist does INXS play live?

The songs that INXS performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the November 11, 2012 concert at Perth Arena in Perth, Western Australia, Australia:

  1. Drum Opera
  2. Suicide Blonde
  3. Original Sin
  4. What You Need
  5. Sugar
  6. Disappear
  7. Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)
  8. Beautiful Girl
  9. Devil Inside
  10. New Sensation
  11. Mystify
  12. Need You Tonight
  13. Never Tear Us Apart
  14. Don't Change

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