That band was Kiss and even after all of these years, the band is still taking to the stage to present a universally acclaimed live show that few bands could match.
Now operating under the line up of Stanley and Simmons alongside Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer, Kiss continue to go from strength to strength over thirty years since their breakthrough into the music scene. They are a truly iconic band that have released a colossal amount of records and shifted a large quantity of releases on an international scale and as a result, Kiss tickets are likely to be hugely popular.
When audiences see Kiss live they are not just seeing a rock band perform their songs; they are witnessing a rock experience. In their heyday they were well known for pushing the envelope on the spectacular levels a rock concert could take, presenting fire breathing and pyrotechnics alongside the usual display of guitars and rock stars. It is therefore no wonder that they are an iconic part of pop culture, with a signature appearance that has made them truly stand out for almost 4 decades.
Though they had already been around for some time, Kiss truly took off during the years of 1975 to 1878. It was during this time that they released a live album that they felt could truly demonstrate the raw power that those uninitiated had yet to experience. The album “Alive” was a huge success and catapulted them to new levels of rock stardom. They had already turned a few head with the likes of “Kiss” (1974) and “Hotter Than Hell” in the same year, but they then went on to release albums such as “Dressed To Kill” (1975), “Destroyer” (1976), “Rock and Roll Over” (1976), “Unmasked” (1980), “Creatures of the Night” (1982), “Lick It Up” (1983), “Asylum” (1985), “Hot in the Shade” (1989), “Revenge” (1992), “Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions” (1997) and “Psycho Circus” (1998).
2009 saw them re-appear on the music scene with their latest album “Sonic Boom”, which was a huge surprise to those that thought “Psycho Circus” would be their final album. Over the decades they had become known for the unexpected, removing their signature face paint for the 1980s and presenting a new image thereon. But “Sonic Boom” was something that took audiences back to the Kiss heyday and allowed fans to enjoy something they never thought they would again.
Kiss tickets are certain to be hugely popular, especially with another hit album under their belt. Expect a truly amazing experience as rock gods take to the stage and present a show like no other.