Paul Stanley recalls Kiss’ 1975 live record, Alive!, as lifting the band to stardom and being “the beginning of a rollercoaster ride.”The Starchild adds: “When the chain and the pulley is ...

Kiss' Los Angeles Concert History. According to Kiss Concert History Online, the band's first show in the Los Angeles area was Feb. 17, 1974 at the Long Beach Civic Auditorium.Two years later ...

KISS founders Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons performed one last time together for the band’s final show at Madison Square Garden.Getty Images for Live Nation Copies of The New York Post’s ...

It's undeniable that Kiss influenced hundreds of thousands of musicians, and tributes to their storied career have poured in. We have collected some of them below, plus some retrospective photos ...

Legendary rock band KISS is ensuring that the band “lives on” by partnering with a global entertainment and music investment firm, the band said on their website Thursday, April 4.

See UCR's review and photos from Kiss' world-class rock 'n' roll circus at Austin's Moody Center on Oct. 29, 2023. ... They're the band that gives Spinal Tap nightmares.

KISS' Paul Stanley, Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer were at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to receive the City of Cleveland’s first-ever Music Keynote to the City and a KISS Day Proclamation for Oct ...

KISS performing at the Prudential Center in Newark in 2019. The rock band recently sold the rights to its entire music catalog, image and likeness to Pophouse Entertainment to keep their legacy alive.

For Gene Simmons, the impact he and the other KISS band members had on rock ’n’ roll is simple: “Our legacy is that we raised the stakes,” he told The Northern Echo. “[We were] a band ...