Released in honor of the gig’s 50th anniversary, ‘KISS Destroys Anaheim '76’ captures the hard rock band’s largest show up to ...
St. Petersburg Rock City. Gene Simmons, the tongue-wagging bassist and iconic lead gargoyle of pioneering arena rockers Kiss, ...
KISS is bringing the party to Vegas once again with surprises, special guests and a rare treat fans won't want to miss.
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A beloved 1976 Kiss concert is finally getting released as a live album
A famous and frequently bootlegged 1976 Kiss concert is finally getting an official release. Kiss Destroys Anaheim ’76 ...
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KISS celebrating 50th anniversary of iconic Anaheim show with first official release of performance
KISS is set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of their historic concerts, releasing it for the first time as a live ...
When KISS bassist Gene Simmons saw a TV for the first time, "Superman" was playing. Simmons, then age 8, had recently immigrated to the U.S. from Israel with his mother. They were hungry and didn't ...
Knoxville fans probably missed their chance at a goodbye KISS. The band was set to play in Knoxville Nov. 24 at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center, but the show was canceled at the last minute ...
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