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04/02/2019

TONIGHT! Quebec

Quebec, do you feel alright? See you soon on the End Of The Road at Centre Videotron.

04/01/2019

KISS brought their spectacular farewell tour to MSG

By BrooklynVegan Staff 

“I used to drive a cab in New York,” said Stanley to the Garden crowd during the band’s “End of the Road” tour show on Wednesday, March 27. “One night, I was driving my cab, two people got in and they said, ‘We want to go to Madison Square Garden to see Elvis Presley!’ I drove them right up to the front and I swear to God, I said to myself one day soon, people are going to come here and see me!”

Indeed, Kiss made their Garden debut on February 18, 1977. They’ve sold the arena out 15 times. The show Wednesday was a farewell of sorts as the band — also Gene Simmons, bass; Tommy Thayer, guitar and Eric Singer, drums — is retiring. Yet, exactly when the end of the road is, considering the band retired 19 years ago with a previous farewell tour, is an open question.

[…] Still, Wednesday was a grand homecoming for Kiss, who were formed in the city in the early ’70s. Founding members Stanley and Simmons had lots of energy, and there was lots to look at, too, including explosions, fire-breathing and elevated risers aplenty. [Asbury Park Press]

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