“Burn for You” is the third single by Australian rock band INXS that features on the bands' fourth studio album The Swing. The blissful, romantic elation of “Burn for You” was released on 26 July 1984 and peaked at number 3 on the ARIA charts in August, remaining there for two weeks.

After seeing Australian filmmaker Richard Lowenstein’s music video for Hunters and Collectors 1982 single “Talking to a Stranger”, INXS decided that Lowenstein should make their next music video. INXS manager Chris Murphy arranged for Lowenstein to join the band on the Northern Australian coast during their summer tour. This sparked the start of a “lifelong friendship” between Lowenstein and Michael Hutchence.

The video was shot over one week and is as beautiful as the love song it accompanies. It is a rosy slice of time; a home movie of the band on their summer tour in Mackay, North Queensland of Australia that captures the warmth of their inner family. “Burn for You” is a priceless portrait of INXS in their youth, in their prime and on the verge of becoming the biggest band in the world. It captures an ethereal moment in all its glory and is what everyone wishes their home movies to be: warm memories captured forever; memories of moments that flicker by too fast.

The video won Best Promotional Video at the 1984 Countdown Music and Video Awards, while the band won Best Group Performance in a Video.