KISS says goodbye after 50 years with 'End of the Road' tour

 

KISS, the iconic American rock band, has announced their final concerts after 50 years of performing. The farewell tour is called "End of the Road" and will start in New Zealand in November 2021, followed by Australia and Asia. The band has said that they want to go out on top and give their fans the ultimate KISS experience.

The band members, Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Tommy Thayer, and Eric Singer, have expressed mixed emotions about the decision to retire. They acknowledge that it's time to step away from the stage but also feel a sense of sadness about saying goodbye to their fans.

KISS has a huge fan following around the world, and their music has been a major influence on the rock genre. The band has sold over 100 million records and has played thousands of concerts over the years. Their extravagant live shows, complete with pyrotechnics and elaborate costumes, have become legendary.

The "End of the Road" tour promises to be a spectacular farewell for the band and their fans. KISS plans to play all their biggest hits and put on an unforgettable show that will leave their fans with lasting memories. The band's legacy will continue through their music and influence on the rock genre for generations to come.