With a career across 23 astonishing years, INXS are certainly one of the world’s greatest rock bands. With over 30 million records sold worldwide, countless awards from their peers and fans, platinum certifications, and a history peppered with exceptional achievements, the INXS band are arguably Australia’s most victorious rock export. From their first gig as the Farriss Brothers in Sydney’s Northern beaches in 1977, Michael Hutchence, Kirk Pengilly, Garry Gary Beers, Tim Farriss, Andrew Farriss and Jon Farriss rapidly won Australian then international acclaim. It is in the live arena that INXS band has forged much of its deserving reputation. From viewers as large as the 100,000-plus fans at 1991’s Rock in Rio concert, to the Wembley Stadium show in London later that year, where INXS played a killer show to 75,000 fans, through to the smallest sweaty pubs, INXS band have always delivered. Since the INXS band lost Michael in November 1997, they have performed live concerts rarely. On November 14, 1998 INXS teamed with Australia’s top male vocalist Jimmy Barnes to reprieve their hit "Good Times" and also "The Loved One" at the Mushroom Records 25th Birthday Concert celebration in Melbourne.