10/03/2010
GENE SIMMONS SAND SCULPTURE
Kiss News
10/03/2010
KISS FUNDRAISER BENEFITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
The Pavilion Partners Raises $25,000 for Educational Programs at KISS Fundraiser
Photo: These lucky guests bought the KISS meet and greet live auction item at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser Sept. 17, 2010 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Unique items were auctioned off at the event to raise money for The Pavilion's performing arts and educational outreach programs.
The Woodlands, TX - Guests partied like a rock star at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser held Sept. 17 prior to the KISS concert at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Guests enjoyed a night of classic rock music, mouth-watering eats and hard-core fun while supporting educational outreach programs offered by The Pavilion, including Musical Scores, Children's Festival and Fine Arts Education Day.The Pavilion Partners Raises $25,000 for Educational Programs at KISS Fundraiser
Photo: These lucky guests bought the KISS meet and greet live auction item at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser Sept. 17, 2010 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Unique items were auctioned off at the event to raise money for The Pavilion's performing arts and educational outreach programs.
The Woodlands, TX - Guests partied like a rock star at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser held Sept. 17 prior to the KISS concert at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Guests enjoyed a night of classic rock music, mouth-watering eats and hard-core fun while supporting educational outreach programs offered by The Pavilion, including Musical Scores, Children's Festival and Fine Arts Education Day.
Tickets for the event included special reserved seating for the concert, VIP Club passes, hors d'oeuvres provided by Tommy Bahama and a fabulous steak dinner catered by Outback Steakhouse.
Guests got a chance to "Shout It Out Loud" during the live auction, bidding on items such as an autographed Sting guitar, a Houston Astros VIP ticket package, an overnight golf package at Whispering Pines, two exquisite jewelry pieces and font row pit tickets for the concert, raising $13,500. The silent auction included unique items and packages created just for this event including a KISS memorabilia package, a Houston Aeros ticket package, a unique guitar-shaped wine rack filled with specialty wines, an overnight Galveston getaway package, a spectacular downtown arts package, great dinner and wine packages, fantastic Woodlands "staycation" packages and more. The silent auction raised $8,400.
"The Pavilion Partners Pre-concert Dinner & Fundraiser is one of the best fundraisers we have all year. The event brings together groups of people from both inside and outside our community and introduces them to the arts programs at The Pavilion," said Christine Scully, development director of The Pavilion. "We had some really unique auction packages to offer our guests, including a meet and greet with the evening's entertainment. Tommy Bahama provided delicious appetizers and Outback Steakhouse a wonderful meal. We could not have done it without our volunteers, sponsors and guests and who came together to raise $25,000 to support educational programs at The Pavilion."
Photo: These lucky guests bought the KISS meet and greet live auction item at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser Sept. 17, 2010 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Unique items were auctioned off at the event to raise money for The Pavilion's performing arts and educational outreach programs.
The Woodlands, TX - Guests partied like a rock star at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser held Sept. 17 prior to the KISS concert at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Guests enjoyed a night of classic rock music, mouth-watering eats and hard-core fun while supporting educational outreach programs offered by The Pavilion, including Musical Scores, Children's Festival and Fine Arts Education Day.The Pavilion Partners Raises $25,000 for Educational Programs at KISS Fundraiser
Photo: These lucky guests bought the KISS meet and greet live auction item at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser Sept. 17, 2010 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Unique items were auctioned off at the event to raise money for The Pavilion's performing arts and educational outreach programs.
The Woodlands, TX - Guests partied like a rock star at The Pavilion Partners Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser held Sept. 17 prior to the KISS concert at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Guests enjoyed a night of classic rock music, mouth-watering eats and hard-core fun while supporting educational outreach programs offered by The Pavilion, including Musical Scores, Children's Festival and Fine Arts Education Day.
Tickets for the event included special reserved seating for the concert, VIP Club passes, hors d'oeuvres provided by Tommy Bahama and a fabulous steak dinner catered by Outback Steakhouse.
Guests got a chance to "Shout It Out Loud" during the live auction, bidding on items such as an autographed Sting guitar, a Houston Astros VIP ticket package, an overnight golf package at Whispering Pines, two exquisite jewelry pieces and font row pit tickets for the concert, raising $13,500. The silent auction included unique items and packages created just for this event including a KISS memorabilia package, a Houston Aeros ticket package, a unique guitar-shaped wine rack filled with specialty wines, an overnight Galveston getaway package, a spectacular downtown arts package, great dinner and wine packages, fantastic Woodlands "staycation" packages and more. The silent auction raised $8,400.
"The Pavilion Partners Pre-concert Dinner & Fundraiser is one of the best fundraisers we have all year. The event brings together groups of people from both inside and outside our community and introduces them to the arts programs at The Pavilion," said Christine Scully, development director of The Pavilion. "We had some really unique auction packages to offer our guests, including a meet and greet with the evening's entertainment. Tommy Bahama provided delicious appetizers and Outback Steakhouse a wonderful meal. We could not have done it without our volunteers, sponsors and guests and who came together to raise $25,000 to support educational programs at The Pavilion."
10/02/2010
MEXICO CITY NIGHT #2
10/02/2010
SCENES FROM MEXICO CITY MEET & GREET
10/02/2010
KISS IN GUADALAJARA TONIGHT
10/02/2010
GENE HELPS LITTLE KIDS ROCK!
10/01/2010
KISS ON COVER OF GOOD TIMES MAGAZINE
10/01/2010
MEXICO CITY LOVES KISS!
10/01/2010
KISS-BRANDED HDTVS!
KISS-Branded HDTVs Ready for Crazy Crazy Nights
By: Mark Hachman
God may have given you rock and roll, but only Roundtable Concepts has said it will deliver the first KISS-branded TVs.
The LED HDTVs will ship in four sizes ranging from 55 inches to 32 inches. Roundtable is also offering a deal - if a customer buys one of the 55-inch LCD TVs for the retail price of $1,988.88, Roundtable will throw in a 32-inch LCD TV for free.
Roundtable said that only 15,000 of the new TVs will be made. Each will come with a special "diamond finish," includes the official KISS logo, and splash an image of the band on the screen during the eight seconds or so the TV requires to fully power on.
KISS-Branded HDTVs Ready for Crazy Crazy Nights
By: Mark Hachman
God may have given you rock and roll, but only Roundtable Concepts has said it will deliver the first KISS-branded TVs.
The LED HDTVs will ship in four sizes ranging from 55 inches to 32 inches. Roundtable is also offering a deal - if a customer buys one of the 55-inch LCD TVs for the retail price of $1,988.88, Roundtable will throw in a 32-inch LCD TV for free.
Roundtable said that only 15,000 of the new TVs will be made. Each will come with a special "diamond finish," includes the official KISS logo, and splash an image of the band on the screen during the eight seconds or so the TV requires to fully power on.
Roundtable did not release data for how many nights and days the new HDTVs could rock and roll for, and then party.
The LED HDTVs are designed and built by Roundtable with a Chinese ODM partner, said Jay Lent, vice president of sales for Roundtable, in an email.
The listed specifications include a display resolution of 1,920-by-1,280, brightness of 450 lumens, static contrast of 5000:1, dynamic contrast of 5,000,000:1, and RCA, components, VGA, and HDMI inputs. All feature edge-lit LED lighting.
The 55-inch model includes 240-Hz technology, plus four HDMI, 2 USB, 1 component video, 1 composite video, 1 PC, and 1 RF connector. It also has a pair of 10-watt speakers.
While Roundtable will sell the 55-inch model for $1,988.88, the company will sell a 46-inch, 120-Hz model for $1,388.88. A 42-inch model is available for $1,188.88, while the 32-inch version costs $818.88.
Roundtable said it signed the deal with Live Nation, the licensing agent for KISS.
The KISS High Def TVs will be available at retail in mid-November and are currently available online at www.kisshdtv.com.
By: Mark Hachman
God may have given you rock and roll, but only Roundtable Concepts has said it will deliver the first KISS-branded TVs.
The LED HDTVs will ship in four sizes ranging from 55 inches to 32 inches. Roundtable is also offering a deal - if a customer buys one of the 55-inch LCD TVs for the retail price of $1,988.88, Roundtable will throw in a 32-inch LCD TV for free.
Roundtable said that only 15,000 of the new TVs will be made. Each will come with a special "diamond finish," includes the official KISS logo, and splash an image of the band on the screen during the eight seconds or so the TV requires to fully power on.
KISS-Branded HDTVs Ready for Crazy Crazy Nights
By: Mark Hachman
God may have given you rock and roll, but only Roundtable Concepts has said it will deliver the first KISS-branded TVs.
The LED HDTVs will ship in four sizes ranging from 55 inches to 32 inches. Roundtable is also offering a deal - if a customer buys one of the 55-inch LCD TVs for the retail price of $1,988.88, Roundtable will throw in a 32-inch LCD TV for free.
Roundtable said that only 15,000 of the new TVs will be made. Each will come with a special "diamond finish," includes the official KISS logo, and splash an image of the band on the screen during the eight seconds or so the TV requires to fully power on.
Roundtable did not release data for how many nights and days the new HDTVs could rock and roll for, and then party.
The LED HDTVs are designed and built by Roundtable with a Chinese ODM partner, said Jay Lent, vice president of sales for Roundtable, in an email.
The listed specifications include a display resolution of 1,920-by-1,280, brightness of 450 lumens, static contrast of 5000:1, dynamic contrast of 5,000,000:1, and RCA, components, VGA, and HDMI inputs. All feature edge-lit LED lighting.
The 55-inch model includes 240-Hz technology, plus four HDMI, 2 USB, 1 component video, 1 composite video, 1 PC, and 1 RF connector. It also has a pair of 10-watt speakers.
While Roundtable will sell the 55-inch model for $1,988.88, the company will sell a 46-inch, 120-Hz model for $1,388.88. A 42-inch model is available for $1,188.88, while the 32-inch version costs $818.88.
Roundtable said it signed the deal with Live Nation, the licensing agent for KISS.
The KISS High Def TVs will be available at retail in mid-November and are currently available online at www.kisshdtv.com.
10/01/2010
KISS FAN-FILMED CLIP FROM MEXICO CITY
