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Video Of INXS With New Singer Now Online
12/07/2011
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(Petrol Electric) New INXS Frontman, Irishman Ciaran Gribbin, gave a nod to the late Michael Hutchence as he took the stage in front of more than 2,000 people in Fremantle on Saturday night for his first Australian concert with the iconic Aussie group.

"I know how important INXS is to Australia," Gribbin told the crowd. I'll never be able to fill his boots...but I hope he's up there smiling down on me."

See Ciaran's performances with INXS in the "Like You've Never Seen Them Before" tour here.

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