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INXS continues to demonstrate incredible musicianship in their live shows! Their music sounds as good or better than their studio albums; each musical texture is crisp and complements the whole. Every band member is a superb musician and Andy is incredibly talented on multiple instruments. JD Fortune has refined his stage persona in his own way in a manner that avoids comparisons to the late Michael Hutchence. He appeared comfortable when engaging the audience. I first saw this band two decades ago, again following JD's recruitment, and this past Saturday night. Unlike other aging bands going through the motions, these guys continue to perform at an unparalleled level without elaborate staging or theatrics. Only major live act in their league is The Police.

INXS and JD were amazing ! JD's energy on stage really draws you in. Why did Berlin perform ? No warning they were opening - Worst 30 minutes of music ever !!

Nobody was there...venue was empty. The lead signer was good - but they need to play where they fill up!

OK lets get this straight Michael Hutchence was a true artist and a real rock star. The new lead singer, J. D. Fortune is so far off the mark I left the show early. It takes more than a vocal sound alike to fill the show of Hutchence. Besides that the bad themselves looked great and sounded good.

These guys are phenomenal! Saw them the first tour with JD and they have only gotten better. The only reason I gave them four stars and not five, was I was expecting more music from "Switch," which is a great record. I wasn't expecting a "best of" tour, which is what the show seemed to be. They still are amazing, and JD brings his own qualities to the old music ... but I wanted to hear more INXS overall .. old and newer ... so guys, add some more from "Switch" to the shows and record a "live" album!!

This show in NYC was the best set list ever. They played for 1 hour and 45 minutes. INXS are always great live, but this show blew the rest away. They are better than ever.

I was surprised how long they played, almost two hours! The last time I saw them was back in 2006 when JD won that contest to be the lead singer. They still sound as good as back then.

Let me preface that I am a LIFELONG INXS fan. I honestly didn't find out Berlin was opening till I got to the restaurant next door. I knew who they were of course, but other than "Take my breath away", couldn't name any other song; just never that into them. I came to see INXS, and that was that. Well, let me say that the energy Berlin brought to the stage made for a thoroughly enjoyable opening act. I was really into the music, the vibe and watching every band member have a good time rubbed off on a non-fan. I'm still not a big fan, but if Berlin came back around...yeah, I'd go see 'em. Now, INXS being very possibly my favorite band since I was 15 years old (um...that would be BEFORE the KICK album), this part of my review may be a little biased. This is my 5th time getting the opportunity to see them play live, and my 5th time loving-every-minute! This is the first time that I saw them having opened with the "Drum Opera" which was just slick. Then moving right into "Suicide Blond", the show just rolled along. A compilation of "Greatest-Hits" with some smatterings from their new album (which honestly is still growing on me), made yet another outstanding performance. JD was fronting the crew, and did just as well as I've ever seen him. Gary was out but the fill-in Bassist was spot on. The Farriss Bros. were tight as usual, and Kirk was in place delivering some creative guitar slides, some great saxaphone as well as posing for more than a few photos. I feel like going on, but it'll just be more of the same. Great show gentlemen, thank you. In general, tickets for this show were a steal. Great talent and a wonderful venue made this a show not to have been missed. All-in-all, definitely money well spent!

Music was incredible! We were up dancing the whole time. One of the best concerts we've seen.

from when they first came out till when they finished..........its was like listening to there album/cd.....

good show, good time. Reminded me of No Doubt the way they changed the versions of some songs, but, they game back and did the regular versions later.

This was by far one of the best concerts I have seen this year and I do see about 12 concerts per year. Terri Nunn and Berlin opened the show and were great. Terri Nunn is still a beauty to behold and still has the voice of an angel. She sang all of her greatest hits and brought me back to the day. INXS, then hit the stage and rocked out hard for nearly 2 hours. JD Fortune is a blessing for all INXS die hard fans. He really is an amazing singer who brings nothing but class and respect to every INXS hit and there are many. The Faris brothers and the rest of the boys still sound spot on. JD's tune "Pretty in Vegas" rocks and sounds like a true INXS hit. Michael Hutchence was one of a kind for sure but make no mistake here JD Fortune is the real deal. As for the Beacon Theather, this was and is a truely amazing place to see a concert. The sound and overall venue itself is great. They renovated this venue a few years ago and it is stunning. As Terri Nunn said, " This place is like going to church"

Opening act and main act were seamlessly spectacular. Great mix of people in the crowd made for great people watching also

Berlin was a nice surprise! iNXS was amazing..,The Beacon Theatre is a great venue to see a concert.

I last saw INXS in 1988. KICK. I truly enjoyed seeing them again. The Ferris Brothers and Gary did a wonderful job of transporting me back. The music was great! Missed Michael, but JD Fortune did a good job. Mystic Lake is a great venue. The added bonus was Berlin as an opening act. LOVED it.

From the opening drum solo which segued into Suicide Girl I NXS had the crowd in a Frenzy, No one Sat down for the next two hours. If this band comes to your town, check them out. I always though the were a lead singer only band, I was wrong, they are one tight hard rocking band through and through. They each played two or three instruments and were in sync with each other. The lead singer sounds like the original singer, but he had his own personality and blended very well with the original members. The Beacon theater was the perfect venue for this act, it holds about 3000 people for all the non new yorkers reading this review.

As the years go by, they just get better n better. Micheal is greatly missed. Jd has some pretty big shoes to fill n he has no problem doing it! His dancing is fantastic. He is so captivating n he can sing too! I really cant say enough about the show! Something you just have to experience for yourself!!! So glad I did!

The band is as solid as it ever was with Michael Hutchence. JD Fortune I think did a better job on this tour than on the Switch tour when he first joined INXS. The reworking of Don't Change and New Sensation could've put me to sleep, so it was a relief to hear them do it again properly as encores. JD still hasn't quite found a way out of Michael's shadow, and until he does INXS 2.0 I don't think will be as great as they could be.

Been enjoying their music for decades. Was not sure what to expect. The show exceeded my expectations. The Farriss Brothers can still rock & roll. JD did an amazing job as singer and front man. Dancing all over the stage and belting out great old hits and new songs as well. He is not Michael Hutchins, but does a great job and has an amazing voice.

Inxs was incredible! Maybe better then ever! The only let down was when they let one of their backup singers sing one of their well known songs (I won't say which. Go and find out. You'll be glad you did!) and they changed the arrangement so much that if you didn't know the lyrics you didn't recognize the song. But they made up for it by playing the song in their enclore set so it's all good. I guess you've got to try new things and giving someone a shot at their break is commendable too.