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Else Solheim / desember 6, 2022

LEGENDARISKE KISS KOMMER TIL TØNSBERG I 2023!

Alt har sin ende - det gjelder til og med et så legendarisk rockeband som KISS, som til neste år feirer sitt 50-årsjubileum. Det er både stort og vemodig at bandet nå spiller sin aller siste konsert i Norge – og det på Kaldnes Vest, Slottsfjell sitt festivalområde i Tønsberg, lørdag 15. juli 2023.

Billetter i salg torsdag 8. des. kl 10:00

«All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four+ decades could never have happened without the millions of people worldwide who’ve filled clubs, arenas, and stadiums over those years. This will be the ultimate celebration for those who’ve seen us and a last chance for those who haven’t. KISS Army, we’re saying goodbye on our final tour with our biggest show yet and we’ll go out the same way we came in… Unapologetic and Unstoppable» sier KISS om avskjeden.

Den siste turneen har fått det passende navnet The End Of the Road . Den startet alt i 2019, men av naturlige årsaker og turneens popularitet er vi så heldige å få oppleve bandet en gang til i Norge. De aller siste konsertene skal spilles i 2023, femti år etter at KISS første gang sto sammen på scenen i New York. Det var starten på det som snart skulle bli kjent som The Greatest Show On Earth .

«KISS er et legendarisk band som alltid byr på mer show og pyro enn noen andre. Når de i tillegg har en katalog med utallige hits, ligger alt til rette for en konsert som går ned i historiebøkene. Bandet elsker Norge og nå som de feirer sitt 50-årsjubileum med noen siste konserter, er det med stor glede og stolthet vi ønsker de velkommen til Tønsberg!» Sier Martin Nielsen i Live Nation.

Det vil ikke bare bli KISS på scenen denne dagen, det jobbes med flere artister og publikum kan forvente seg en komplett helaften.

KISS er det største bandet som har besøkt byen og konserten vil være den største som noen gang har funnet sted i Tønsberg! Prosjektet er et samarbeid mellom Live Nation og den lokale konsertarrangøren Foynhagen. Arrangementet vil inngå i konseptet Foynhagen Utendørs som endel av konsertscenens sommerprogram med mer enn 40 sommerkonserter i 2023. Norge elsker KISS og vi teller ned dagene til sommerens store høydepunkt! Billetter og hotellpakker slippes samlet på Ticketmaster torsdag 8. desember kl 10.00.

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Kiss is currently on their farewell tour that continues in 2023, the band announced new shows in the United Kingdom and South America. They will also play in Czech Republic, Netherlands, Brussels, Germany, Poland, France, Italy, Sweden and Norway. More dates can be announced soon.

The band is formed by the original members Gene Simmons (Bass and vocals), Paul Stanley (Bass and vocals) and Eric Singer (Drums – 1991 to 1996, 2001 to 2002, 2004 – present), Tommy Thayer (Guitar – Since 2002). There still no definition regarding where and when Kiss will play their final concert.

Kiss 2023 tour dates

• 15 – Bogotá – Colombia – Monsters of Rock Festival
• 22 – São Paulo – Brazil – Monsters of Rock Festival
• 3 – ARGYLE STADIUM – Plymouth, UK
• 5 – ARENA – Birmingham, UK
• 6 – ARENA – Newcastle, UK
• 10 – O2 ARENA – Prague, Czech Republic
• 12 – ZIGGO DOME – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• 13 – PALAIS 12 ARENA – Belgium, Brussels
• 17 – KÖNIGSPLATZ – München
• 19 – TAURON ARENA KRAKÓW – Kraków, Poland
• 21 – ARENA – Dresden
• 22 – MAX-SCHMELING-HALLE – Berlin
• 27 – HALLE TONY GARNIER – Lyon, France
• 29 – LUCCA FESTIVAL – Tuscany, Italy
• 1 – SAP-ARENA – Mannheim
• 2 – LANXESS-ARENA – Cologne
• 5 – O2 ARENA – London, UK
• 7 – AO ARENA – Manchester, UK
• 8 – OVO HYDRO – Glasgow, UK
• 12 – DALHALLA AMPHITHEATRE – Rattvik, Sweden
• 13 – DALHALLA AMPHITHEATRE – Rattvik, Sweden
• 15 – KALDNES – Tonsberg, Norway

Possible Kiss setlist

Kiss didn’t change their setlist so much since they restarted their farewell tour after the Pandemic and it’s possible that it continues in 2023 to be pretty similar to their most recent 2022 concert that happened in Mexico last December 4.

• Detroit Rock City
• Shout It Out Loud
• War Machine
• Heaven’s on Fire
• I Love It Loud
• Calling Dr. Love
• Psycho Circus
• 100,000 Years
• God of Thunder
• I Was Made for Lovin’ You
• Black Diamond
• Do You Love Me
• Rock and Roll All Nite

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Kiss are an American rock band, forming in New York City, New York, United states of America, they have been making: hard rock, heavy metal and glam rock since 1973.

Originally Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley were a part of a rock and roll band called "Wicked Lester" left the band after feeling that their music needed to head in a new direction. Later in 1972 Peter Criss joined the band after auditioning for the duo when they came across an advert he had placed in Rolling Stone.

The band went on to audition for Epic Records, they however were not liked and did not manage to secure a record deal. During this time period the band began to mess around with their image, they started to dress differently from the stereotypical rock scene at the time and also wore make up. In 1973 the band gained Ace Frehley who would become their lead guitarist as they were very impressed with his audition, the band soon officially became known as "Kiss".

On November 1 1973, Kiss were signed to Casablanca records, later that year the band had their first opening for a band called "Blue Oyster Cult" at the Academy of Music in New York. It was here that Gene Simmons accidentally set his hair on fire (needless to say he survived).

Kiss received positive reception when they released their live version of song "Rock and Roll All Nite" This was followed by the bands release of studio album "Destroyer" which was released in 1976, the album went gold a month after release and their song "Shout It Out Loud" reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart. The album went on to go double platinum in the US with 2 million sales.

Kiss have received over 15 awards such as Band Of The Year by Metal Edge Readers' Choice Awards, Favorite new song for "Beth" and have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.

As of 2014 the band members of Kiss include: Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer.

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Kiss & Def Leppard ... what a pair! The concert took place at Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta. As we were driving in, we could see the clouds getting darker and darker ... storm coming our way ... seemed like the gray/black in the sky, along with the occasional clap of thunder, were getting ready for a night of rooooccckk! Of course, we arrived and it started raining … but that did not stop us … it was a night to remember. I’ve been a Def Leppard fan since the early 90s … the amphitheater was packed … they sang non-stop all their greatest hits – and boy do they have a lot of them! I could see the crowds (different ages – some who had brought their kids), join me as we travelled back in time to those high school or college years and remembered that special someone as we were singing “Two Steps Behind” or “Pour Some Sugar on Me”. It was priceless! Short break … it stopped raining and it’s now dark. A black curtain with the famous KISS logo is covering the stage and it’s now completely dark outside. The crowd is standing up and curiously waiting for what’s coming next … Down comes the curtain and the group starts descending to the stage on one of those … oh, so well known mechanical platforms used during the 80s. KISS on stage is the stereotype of the glam 80s band on steroids. I love going to concerts and usually make it to pretty much any concert that hits Atlanta: old, new, rock, alternative – you name it. I have seen all kinds of cool stages, lightshows, fireworks, etc … but nothing could prepare me for seeing this band which continues to deliver on the excess of 80s rock & roll even after we’ve long past the decade of rock. It was amazing … the makeup, the costumes, that platform as they descended onto the stage … it was a combination of “Rock of Ages” and “Rockstar”. For those of you who were young during the 80s … this show will infuse you with that energy that only music can provide … for those of you in the mid-to late 90s and after … if you know good music – you know these guys and the show is something to remember!

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Thank you for caring enough to see if we enjoyed our time at the Kiss concert on 3-26-19. This is the first concert I’ve ever been to here and the first concert my sons have ever been to. Most of all this was a birthday gift to my husband. I have to say Kiss is amazing. Your staff and cleanliness was amazing for such a big place. Great job!!! But I do have to say I was very disappointed in our seats. We had so much obstruction from the jumbo tron and poles from our seats. It hugely impacted how much of the show or what we could see of the show.

So instead of a great visual and audible experience, it was more audible with some glimpses of the huge screen and some stage. I wish as I purchased these tickets I was shown where the poles and equipment were going to be because I bought these tickets the first day they were opened to purchase and there were many seats in that price range to purchase at the time. I would have definitely purchased different seating for the same money. I could send you pictures of what we saw from our seating, if you would like to see them. Just sad...again I do appreciate you actually reaching out to us about our experience and actually I’m very impressed. Keep up the great work and cleanliness, because we were very surprised on how amazingly cared for the TD Garden was taken care of and again nice staff. Obviously great management. I also appreciate you reaching out to us, again Great customer service. Thank you Traci Mahar

KISS was the best act I have ever watched. From Paul Stanley zip-lining to perform mid-audience on a platform, in his twelve-inch platform boots, to the band members not only performing on stage but high above it, as well, to Gene Simmons "breathing fire" and sililoquiy spitting blood segment. All the band members were lifted above the main stage at various times through-out the concert. It was quite the spectacle.

They also did not waste time before the encore performance as there was a curfew. So they just kept playing on. I did not hear any curse words as they must have been aware of their young KISS army members in the audience, dressed fully in KISS regalia. A few fans were also observed outside who were dressed up as Ace Freley, the space object, Peter Criss and even the vampire, Gene Simmons.

At one point, Paul Stanley joked that the previous night's audience in Austin had said the same thing about Dallas fans as the Fair Park crowd had booed the southern fans when Paul had asked who were the biggest rock and roll fans in the state of Texas. KISS closed their set with the classic rock anthem, "Rock and Roll All Night and Party Every Day". Over-all, the KISS experience made up for what was lacking from the previous act and the opening one. Kudos to KISS!

Thank you for caring enough to see if we enjoyed our time at the Kiss concert on 03-26-19. This is the first concert I’ve ever been to here, also this was the first concert my sons have ever been to. Most importantly this was a gift for my husband for his birthday. I have to say Kiss is amazing. Your staff and cleanliness for such a big place was amazing. Great work, but I do have to say I was disappointed with our seats. We had so much obstruction from the jumbo tron, and poles in front of the stage, it hugely impacted how much or what we could see of the show. So instead of a great visual experience it was more audible with glimpses of the huge screen and some stage. I wish as I purchased these tickets I was told or shown where all the staging and lighting and poles where gonna be, because I bought these tickets the first day they went on sale and could have picked different seating for the same money. I could send you pictures of what we saw from our seats. Again I do thank you for caring enough about our experience

I Have Only Been Going To Concerts Since The End Of 2017 and I've Already Seen Many Of My Favourites And I Have Always Wanted To See Kiss as they are One if not My top favourite band of All Time and after seeing them for the first and only time last night in London i can say without a doubt it was and is (I Stand By My Word When I say This) the best thing i have ever been to in possibly my entire lifetime (not kidding) There will never be another band like Kiss The Stage setup, timing with the pyro etc was outstanding as you expect from kiss, and the finale was awesome I have been a fan Of Paul Stanley For years and my favourite thing to watch him do is when he smashes his guitar at the end of the show, it made me so happy to see it live in person i got emotional, like i said you'll regret it when Kiss is No Longer About, No One Does A Live Show Like Kiss and if this is indeed the Final Tour they indeed went out with a bang And il'l Never forget it.

Another great Kiss concert, they know how to put on a show! The first time I've seen them in this lineup. They played most of the songs I expected and wanted them to play, from Detroit Rock City to Black Diamond, Psycho Circus, Lick it up and Rock and Roll all night. Was a bit baffled that I was made for loving you got one of the best reactions from the audience. Seriously, Paris? I think there was a fairly equal spread of songs from most parts of their career, although they maybe should have played I just wanna, and no matter how much Paul wants Hell or Hallelujah to become a classic, I don't think it will. Anyway, this is supposed to be a positive review. Kiss rock and which other bands shoot fireworks from their guitars and have their band members play above the audience and in the crowd? Yes, Kiss will probably back again, but I'd say, go and see them while you still can!

A KISS Goodbye! I’ve seen KISS 3 other times, once in the 70’s, once in the 80’s and once in the 90’s. But last nights concert in Minneapolis was a Crazy, Crazy Night!! They pulled out all the stops to make sure that their last concert here was an amazing spectacle! I brought my 24 year old son to witness his first (and probably last) KISS concert and he was literally blown away! Thank you KISS for allowing me to share this experience with my son!! Thank you Gene and Paul for the many decades of incredible music and on stage mayhem! Thank you Tommy and Eric for being absolutely top-notch replacements for the other two originals. I have been, since my teenage years, an avid KISS fan...and now in my fiftys, I am proud to say I Still Am!! Thank You KISS!!

The End of the Road Tour stopped in Ottawa last night. It was almost painful to watch. They should no longer be playing back to back shows, Paul Stanley's voice is done. It was clear that he is using backup vocals. There were times when you'd hear his voice but he was not at his mic. Tommy Thayer is not Ace Frehley that much was obvious. The show appeared clumsy and disorganized at times. The setlist needs some tweaking, not a very good sampling of their entire catalog. They often at times seemed like they were just collecting a paycheque. Gene and Paul say they couldn't depend on Ace and Peter but Ace simply cannot be replaced. This tour will suffer because of this.

Being a rock fan, I wanted to go for the single reason that they are considered a legendary rock band and I wanted to cross them out of my list.

It happened to be - most likely, honestly! - the best show I have ever been to in my life. They showed they are not a bunch of old rags that rely on top of past achievements but a bunch of passionate rock professionals who, despite their age, give all they can to deliver an outstanding performance - and the most impressive thing is, they DID!

Imagine now, if it was THAT good and they are in their late 60s, how epic it must have been when they were younger!

I truly hope I have the opportunity to see them again!

One of the best concerts I have ever been to and I've been to a lot !! Great theatre and a fantastic spectacle all round. This is why these guys have survived the rock industry for 40+ years and still pack out arenas. They can truly teach bands of today how it's done. Absolute professionals. Money well spent. If I had to find a negative (which isn't easy) it would be the concert length. At around 1hr 45 mins, I would have liked a few more songs to push it to 2hrs but seeing they are in their 60's I can forgive them for that !! Don't waste a second and make sure you see kiss while you can. You won't regret it !! Rock on !!

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Kiss Reveal 75 New 2020 ‘End of the Road’ Tour Dates

Kiss revealed a new run of End of the Road tour dates, filling their schedule from February to October of 2020.

The 75 new dates were listed on screens aboard the Norwegian Pearl , currently playing host to this year’s Kiss Kruise , and followed the announcement that the band’s last-ever show would take place in the band's birthplace of New York City on July 17, 2021.

Along with the new dates in North America, South America and Europe, Kiss also revealed that the tenth Kruise would take place from Oct. 30 to Nov. 4, next year, sailing from Miami to Harvest Caye, Belize and Roatan, Honduras.

After the farewell tour was announced, bassist Gene Simmons responded to speculation that former members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss could return, saying : “Ace and Peter have gotten three chances,” he said. “They were in and out of the band – fired – three times. For drugs, alcohol, bad behavior, being unprofessional … they weren’t carrying their load. ... So the short answer to your question is we’d love to have Ace and Peter join us here and there. And if they don’t, it’s not going to be because of us. But they’re never going to be in Kiss again.”

Venue and ticket information has yet to be revealed for these newly announced Kiss dates. Prior to these 2020 concerts, the band will perform in Australia, New Zealand and Japan this winter, with the first show scheduled for Nov. 16 in Perth.

Kiss ‘End of the Road’ 2020 Dates

2/01 – Manchester, NH 2/04 – Allentown, PA 2/05 – Buffalo, NY 2/07 – Charlottesville, VA 2/08 – Greensboro, NC 2/11 – Columbia, SC 2/13 – Lexington, KY 2/15 – Peoria, IL 2/16 – Fort Wayne, IN 2/18 – Springfield, MO 2/19 – Wichita, KS 2/21 – Sioux City, IA 2/22 – Grand Forks, ND 2/24 – St. Paul, MN 2/25 – Lincoln, NE 2/29 – Laughlin, NV 3/02 – Bakersfield, CA 3/04 – Los Angeles, CA (makeup date for postponed 9/20/19 show) 3/06 – Oakland, CA (makeup date for postponed 9/16/19 show) 3/09 – El Paso, TX 3/10 – Lubbock, TX 3/12 – Tulsa, OK 3/14 – Lafayette, LA 3/15 – Biloxi, MS

4/24 – San Salvador, El Salvador 4/28 – San Jose, Costa Rica 4/30 – Bogata, Columbia 5/02 – Lima, Peru 5/05 – Santiago, Chile 5/07 – Asuncion, Paraguay 5/09 – Buenos Aires, Argentina 5/12 – Porto Alegro, Brazil 5/14 – Curitiba, Brazil 5/16 – Sao Paulo, Brazil 5/19 – Uberlandia, Brazil

6/09 – Paris, France 6/12 – Derby, U.K. (previously announced, Download Festival) 6/14 – Dortmund, Germany 6/15 – Hamburg, Germany 6/18 – Copenhagen, Denmark 6/20 – Sandnes, Norway 6/23 – Gothenburg, Sweden 6/25 – Stockholm, Sweden 6/27 – Helsinki, Finland 6/29 – Kaunas, Lithuania 7/01 – Prague, Czech Republic 7/04 – Barcelona, Spain 7/05 – Madrid, Spain 7/07 – Lisbon, Portugal 7/10 – Frankfurt, Germany 7/11 – Stuttgart, Germany 7/13 – Verona, Italy 7/15 – Gilwice, Poland 7/16 – Budapest, Hungary 7/18 – Sofia, Bulgaria 7/21 – Geneva, Switzerland 7/25 – Johannesburg, South Africa

8/28 – Mansfield, MA 8/29 – Hartford, CT 8/31 – Canandaigua, NY 9/01 – Bangor, ME 9/04 – Atlantic City, NJ 9/05 – Burgettstown, PA 9/08 – Atlanta, GA 9/09 – Raleigh, NC 9/11 – Clarkston, MI 9/13 – Tinley Park, IL 9/14 – Dayton, OH 9/15 – Milwaukee, WI 9/19 – George, WA 9/20 – Ridgefield, WA 9/22 – Boise, ID 9/24 – Salt Lake City, UT 9/26 – San Bernardino, CA 9/27 – Chula Vista, CA 9/29 – Phoenix, AZ 10/01 – Austin. TX 10/03 – Ft. Worth. TX

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KISS 2023 Farewell Tour Dates – KISS Concert and Festival Schedule

KISS announces officially 2023 farewell tour dates. This tour is also titled the ‘End of the Road’ tour. We will help you in finding tickets to any upcoming KISS tour and concerts in 2023!

KISS is the legendary rock band, that has been rocking the world since its beginning in 1973. Their music, style, and iconic stage presence have influenced generations of music lovers. Over the years, KISS has released numerous albums and singles, toured the world, and gained millions of fans across the globe. KISS has always been known for its electrifying live performances, and its final tour promises to be no different.

After decades of rocking the world, KISS has decided to bid farewell to its fans with this final tour. The tour promises to be a spectacular event, with larger-than-life performances, stunning visuals, and a setlist that will make fans go wild. The band has promised to deliver a show that their fans will never forget. Kiss’ final tour is not just a concert; it’s an experience of a lifetime.

For this tour KISS band also shared a press statement:

“KISS was born in New York City. On 23rd Street. Half a century ago. It will be a privilege and honor to finish touring at Madison Square Garden, 10 blocks and 50 years from where we first started.

All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four decades could never have happened without the millions of people worldwide who’ve filled clubs, arenas and stadiums over those years,” the band say. “This will be the ultimate celebration for those who’ve seen us and a last chance for those who haven’t. KISS Army, we’re saying goodbye on our final tour with our biggest show yet and we’ll go out the same way we came in… unapologetic and unstoppable.”

How to buy tickets for the KISS farewell tour?

For the last tour of KISS, tickets will go on sale on Monday, March 6th, with a KISS Army presale beginning at 10 a.m. local time. Also presales will be available throughout the week before the general on-sale commencing on Friday, March 10th at 10 am local time.

KISS – End Of The Road 2023 Tour Dates

• Jun 03: Plymouth Home Park, UK
• Jun 05: Birmingham Arena, UK
• Jun 06: Newcastle Utilita Arena, UK
• Jun 10: Prague O2 Arena, Czech Republic
• Jun 12: Amsterdam Ziggo Dome, Netherlands
• Jun 13: Brussels Palais 12 Arena, Belgium
• Jun 17: Munich Königsplatz, Germany
• Jun 19: Krakow Tauron Arena, Poland
• Jun 21: Dresden Messehalle, Germany
• Jun 22: Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle, Germany
• Jun 27: Lyon Halle Tony Garnier, France
• Jun 29: Tuscany Piazza Napoleone, Italy
• Jul 01: Mannheim SAP Arena, Germany
• Jul 02: Cologne Lanxess Arena, Germany
• Jul 05: London The O2, UK
• Jul 07: Manchester AO Arena, UK
• Jul 08: Glasgow OVO Hydro, UK
• Jul 12: Rättvik Dalhalla Sweden
• Jul 13: Rättvik Dalhalla Sweden
• Jul 15: Tonsberg Kaldnes, Norway

KISS – Spring and Winter Tour Dates

• Oct 29: Austin Moody Center, TX
• Nov 01: Palm Springs Acrisure Arena, CA
• Nov 03: Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl, CA
• Nov 06: Seattle Climate Pledge Arena, WA
• Nov 08: Vancouver Rogers Arena, BC
• Nov 10: Edmonton Rogers Place, AB
• Nov 12: Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome, AB
• Nov 13: Saskatoon SaskTel Centre, SK
• Nov 15: Winnipeg Canada Life Centre, MB
• Nov 18: Montreal Centre Bell, QC
• Nov 19: Quebec Videotron Centre, QC
• Nov 21: Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre, ON
• Nov 22: Toronto Scotiabank Arena, ON
• Nov 24: Knoxville Thompson-Boling Arena, TN
• Nov 25: Indianapolis Gainbridge Fieldhouse, IN
• Nov 27: Rosemont Allstate Arena, IL
• Nov 29: Baltimore CFG Bank Arena, MD
• Dec 01: New York Madison Square Garden, NY
• Dec 02: New York Madison Square Garden, NY

KISS band farewell tour is not just a concert; it’s an experience of a lifetime. This is your chance to witness the legendary rock band’s last performances and be a part of history. Kiss has always been known for their electrifying live shows, and their final tour promises to be no different. This is the ultimate experience for rock fans and music lovers.

This final tour promises to be a spectacular event that fans will never forget. From their journey in 1973 to their final tour in 2023, Kiss has been a legendary rock band that has influenced generations of music lovers. The final tour is not just a concert; it’s an experience of a lifetime. Fans can catch the last shows at various venues across the US, witness the band’s biggest hits, and be a part of history. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the ultimate rock show.

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• Deuce Play Video
• Strutter Play Video
• Got to Choose Play Video
• Hotter Than Hell Play Video
• Nothin' to Lose Play Video
• C'mon and Love Me Play Video
• Parasite Play Video
• She Play Video
• Guitar Solo ( Tommy Thayer ) Play Video
• 100,000 Years Play Video
• Drum Solo Play Video
• Cold Gin Play Video
• Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll Play Video
• Black Diamond Play Video
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• Lick It Up Play Video
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• I Love It Loud Play Video
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• Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll
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• Rock and Roll All Nite
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• Shout It Out Loud
• I Love It Loud
• I Was Made for Lovin' You

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Kiss adding 100 cities for final tour in 2023

• June 29, 2022

Additional cities to be announced

Kiss is expanding its The End of the Road Tour  with 100 cities set to be announced for 2023. Co-founder and bassist Gene Simmons tells Chaoszine that he’s not sure when the group’s final global trek will end.

“We don’t know. We’ve never retired before. This is our first time. So it’s like painting a painting or like writing a book. When somebody says, ‘When is it going to be finished?’ You’re in the middle of it. You don’t know, but you know it’s going to finish. The tour is going so well and the band is so strong,” Simmons shares. “Every night is a really solid show. The crew is happy, everybody’s happy, so we’ve decided to add another 100 cities before we stop So I don’t know how long that’s going to take.”

The tour was officially set to close on July 21, 2021 with a New York City stop, but was delayed due to the pandemic. The group finally returned to the road last fall  which included several postponements due to Simmons , frontman Paul Stanley and various crew members contracting COVID.

Simmons says the group is also launching another Kiss Kruise later this year, due to fan demand.

“We were only going to do one cruise because usually, we only do one Kiss cruise a year, but it’s sold out right away and the fans demanded another one, so we’re doing a second cruise right after the first cruise,” he says. “One will go from Miami, and then the next one goes right away from Los Angeles. So every day, we’re adding more stuff, and everybody’s happy. The fans are happy.”

Kiss Kruise XI sets sail from Los Angeles, CA to Cabo San Lucas and Ensenada, Mexico aboard Norwegian Jewel for two weeks of non-stop rock ‘n’ roll on the high seas set from October 24-29 and October 29-November 3. Both Kiss Kruise XI adventures will feature very special live shows from Kiss, including an unmasked pool deck performance for all members of the Kiss Navy and a masked electric show inside Norwegian Jewel’s intimate Stardust Theater.

Simmons just opened a Kiss Museum at the Rio in Las Vegas. The Demon has expanded the Kiss By Monster Mini Golf by 2,000 square feet to accommodate his private collection which features thousands of items, giving fans a look at the 50 year career of the classic band.

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