09/20/2024

KISSTORY: September KISS Magazine Covers

September KISS Magazine Covers 

Rock Scene Magazine - USA - 1975
Bravo Magazine - Germany - 1979 
16 Magazine - USA - 1980
Batteur Magazine - France  - 2019

09/19/2024

THIS DAY IN KISSTORY 2018

On this day in KISSTORY- September 19, 2018 - We rocked America's Got Talent Finale & announced the End Of The Road World Tour.

09/18/2024

THIS DAY IN KISSTORY 1978

On this day in KISSTORY - September 18, 1978 - our KISS Solo Albums: Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Peter Criss and Ace Frehley were released. The Solo Albums represented the first time ever that all the members of a band released solo works on the same day. All 4 albums shipped platinum!

09/18/2024

THIS DAY IN KISSTORY 1983

40 Years Ago Today!

On this day in KISSTORY - September 18, 1983 - We released our platinum album Lick It Up. It was the first album to feature the band on the cover without KISS makeup!

09/17/2024

KISS’ Paul Stanley Teases Band’s Digital Future Is ‘Beyond Anything’ Anyone Else Has Contemplated

KISS’ Paul Stanley Teases Band’s Digital Future Is ‘Beyond Anything’ Anyone Else Has Contemplated

By Glenn Peoples / www.billboard.com

"The idea a simulated concert is not what we want to do," says the KISS frontman. "Frankly, I would find that boring."

KISS spent the majority of its five-decade career disguising their faces in makeup. Now, as the band plans the next phase for its music and iconic characters, KISS is still leaving its fans with mystery and intrigue.

After the culmination of The End of the Road Tour in December, KISS began the year with the sale of its name and likeness and plans to live eternally in the digital world. Details are scarce, but the band has said the virtual performance should launch in Las Vegas in 2027. In a conversation with Billboard’s Behind the Setlist podcast, frontman Paul Stanley won’t say exactly how the group will carry its legacy into the future. But in typical KISS fashion, Stanley has ambitious goals.

“It’s a must-see, go-to experience,” Stanley boasts. “It’s beyond anything that anyone else has contemplated.” 

Virtual artists are nothing new: a Tupac Shakur hologram appeared at Coachella in 2012, and avatars have resurrected deceased musicians such as Ronnie James Duo and Whitney Houston for live performances. Those earlier examples of digital likenesses pale in comparison to Abba Voyage, a high-budget, mixed virtual reality-live music concert in London that has won rave reviews.

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