Jon Stevens

b. Top Hutt, New Zealand. Stevens became the main teen idol from the 70s in New Zealand and documented two effective albums of addresses and criteria there. He was enticed to Australia to broaden his horizons also to verify his talent to some wider market. There he became a member of the Fraser brothers in the Change, a hard rock-band. As Noiseworks they documented many well-received albums in the past due 80s and early 90s. Stevens’ clean solid voice was an excellent automobile for the stadium rock and roll music played with the music group. When Noiseworks known as it per day in 1992, Stevens released single material and became a member of the stage ensemble of the revival from the rock and roll opera Jesus Christ Superstar. In 1999, he teamed up with previous bandmates Stuart Fraser and Kevin Nicol to tour as Noiseworks II, with the initial trio became a member of by new associates Barbara Griffin (keyboards) and Chris Bekker (bass). He also made an appearance within the Australian creation of Happy Times. The following calendar year, Stevens was recruited as INXS’ brand-new vocalist as an alternative for the deceased Michael Hutchence.