On this day in 1991, INXS delivered a truly unforgettable performance to over 70,000 fans at Wembley Stadium. “We went in with a PA and a few lights and played our asses off. No ego ramps, no back-up singers, no props, no grand pianos, just the six of us – and the audience went nuts! That’s all we needed!” - Tim Farriss | INXS

Today marks the 34th anniversary of INXS’s iconic live performance at Wembley Stadium - one of the greatest live concerts ever filmed. To celebrate, we are excited to announce INXS- Live at Wembley is coming soon to the Seven Network giving you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the concert and making of the film, including never-before-seen footage, plus new interviews with band members Jon Farriss and Kirk Pengilly. | INXS

En 1991, le groupe australien INXS est au sommet de la vague de pop-rock "héroïque" qui déferle sur l'Europe. Les frères Farriss et le chanteur Michael Hutchence réunissent pas moins de 70 000 personnes au stade Wembley de Londres bit.ly/inxs_ | ARTE Concert

For the first time in full Dolby Atmos, INXS's legendary 1991 'LIVE BABY LIVE' concert at Wembley Stadium is out now. Newly mixed by Giles Martin and Sam Okell and remastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, all 22 songs will be available on 3x LP Deluxe vinyl, 2x CD and digital formats, along with some additional unseen imagery, essays from the band and sleeve notes. More details here: https://bit.ly/2ry9vxT | Abbey Road Studios