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J.D. Fortune
Canadian J.D. Fortune was the 2005 winner of the reality series Rock Star: INXS and subsequently became the band's lead singer. He toured with INXS for four years, before, he claims, the band dropped him from the group, leaving him... [more]
Canadian J.D. Fortune was the 2005 winner of the reality series Rock Star: INXS and subsequently became the band's lead singer. He toured with INXS for four years, before, he claims, the band dropped him from the group, leaving him stranded in an Hong Kong airport. J.D. has publicly struggled with drug addiction, but claims to be clean. He's attempting to release his first solo album, "Death of a Motivational Speaker."
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Today marks what would have been INXS frontman Michael Hutchence’s 50th birthday. To pay tribute to the singer, who died in November 1997, his bandmates have released statements remembering his poetic gifts and personal achievements. Watch INXS in their prime with a 1991 performance of “Need You Tonight” from London’s Wembley Stadium, then read on [...]
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Don't let this make you feel too much older than you probably already feel, but today would have been original INXS frontman Michael Hutchence's 50th birthday. The photogenic performer probably would have greeted the milestone gracefully based on his stylish ability both to define and buck '80s trends. Still, Hutchence's 1997 death remains one of the most stinging '80s music losses of all time, as a 15-years-plus career as a rock star seemed...
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Today marks what would have been INXS frontman Michael Hutchence’s 50th birthday. To pay tribute to the singer, who died in November 1997, his bandmates have released statements remembering his poetic gifts and personal achievements. Watch INXS in their prime with a 1991 performance of “Need You Tonight” from London’s Wembley Stadium, then read on below as the three Farriss brothers, Kirk Pengilly and Gary [...]...
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Marty Casey took second place behind J.D. Fortune in the first season of Rockstar:INXS and lost out on a chance to be the Australian band's new lead singer. But Casey and his Chicago band Lovehammers were immediately offered an opening slot on INXS' U.S. tour and garnered their own ...
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