About Kirk Pengilly
Kirk Pengilly is an Australian musician and member of the Australian rock group INXS. Kirk plays saxophone and guitar, and also performs as a backing vocalist. Their first band Guinness, formed in 1971, was a high school band in which Pengilly was the principal songwriter and lead singer. Pengilly was also the creator of a rare "Merry Christmas" record sent to early 1980s fanclub members in Australia and the United States. Pengilly starred in the first series of Celebrity MasterChef Australia and progressed to the finals, where he came second to Olympic swimmer Eamon Sullivan. In 1982 Pengilly became involved in a one-off EP project with the band the Igniters.
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