The following is an exclusive preview of the Tuesday, August 30th episode of Rock Star: INXS to air on CBS.

Reality Reel Media
08.13.05
On Friday night the rockers performed at Universal Citywalk to a crowd of about 4,000 people. It was like the Beatles all over again. The crowd was insane!

The rockers got to perform some classic 80's tunes. Here's what they sang:
Jordis - What You Need
Mig - Livin' On a Prayer
Marty - What I Like About You
Ty - You Spin Me Round
JD - Rebel Yell
Suzie - Don't Change
All of the performances were energetic and fun, and got a huge crowd response. People were trying to get autographs and pictures - these guys really are rock stars now!

During the taping of tonight’s show four rockers got standing ovations from INXS - does this mean Bottom Three for the two who didn't? And which of the others will end up having to sing for survival? After a night of excellent performances all around, it's going to be a tough decision for the voting audience and INXS.

JD really got called out for not being more prepared for the recording session for the new INXS song. He argued that others struggled with the same section of the song, and that he was looking to the band to guide him in his performance, but ultimately he ended up looking bad. As Dave Navarro said, if you know you've only got fifteen minutes to lay down a track you really should practice and come ready to impress. Tune in to see how this affects JD's performance, and the band's reaction to his performance.

After a truly impressive performance of a beloved rock classic, INXS tells that rocker they're proud that he or she wants to be a part of their band.

Dave Navarro encourages one rocker to show off their 80's hair band chops - hope they show this funny moment!

Lots of rocker family members were in the audience: Ty's mom and sisters, Jordis's dad, and Suzie's family.

One rocker gets the honor of singing a Pink Floyd song for the first time ever on network TV! This truly was a performance full of epic rock, with others taking on songs by Elvis, The Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney. If you miss this show, you'll be missing one of the best concerts of the summer.

The House Band was joined by a horn section and string section, and a 20+ person gospel choir provided backup during some performances.

Every week the tapings get more and more crowded. Fans started lining up around 1pm, so by the time the taping was over they’d been there for nine hours! Quite a few fans couldn’t get in for the performance show and waited outside in the hot sun for several hours so they could check out the CD taping. That’s dedication.