Jon Stevens has a lot of story to tell.
His big success was with the three Noiseworks album and then there was that stint with INXS.
Jon performed in the Australian stage production of Jesus Christ Superstar with John Farnham and Kate Ceberano and for 2011 he has delivered two new albums ‘Just A Man’ and ‘Testify’.
‘Testify’ is an album of soul covers, songs that formed the DNA of Jon’s musical style.
He dropped into Noise11.com to talk about that and more with Paul Cashmere.
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