A unique and one time only event: on June 1st, Kiss tribute band Kiss on the Rocks, in cooperation with Domstad Utrecht Symphonic Orchestra, will perform the legendary Kiss symphony. Together with a 50 piece Symphonic Orchestra in full Kiss make up, Kiss on the Rocks will perform all Kiss classics. The show will be presented on a replica of the original Kiss stage, and will be full of special effects, explosions, smoking guitars, etc. 10 Continue reading
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Peter Criss Honored with “Humanitarian of the Year” Award by the American Cancer Society
Andy Chase | 105.7 Hawk
Kiss legend and original drummer Peter Criss will be honored this Saturday night, March 9th from the American Cancer Society’s Jersey Shore Region Hope Lounge annual event at the Encore Event Center in Freehold, NJ
Peter Criss is a breast cancer survivor, and has been extremely active over the last few years on getting the word out that men as well as women are can be diagnosed with breast cancer.Tickets are available to attend this great event by calling 732-292-4257.
The night will be filled with premier entertainment. dancing, live & silent auctions. gourmet hor d’oeuvres, and casino games.
The Hawk’s Andy Chase had an opportunity to talk with Jennifer Gleason and Lori Kirsch of the American Cancer Society earlier today.
Peter has stopped by the Hawk studio many times to hang with Andy Chase, and he says that the biggest key to beating cancer is “early detection”.
Kiss – KISS Rock Out On Sydney’s Allphones Arena Stage In Their Major 2012-2013 World Tour
Holly Williams | Contact Music
As part of their highly anticipated tour, seventies rock band Kiss played a seminal show at the Allphones Arena in Sydney on Sunday (March 10th 2013). Appearing on stage in all their shock rock glamour were rhythm guitarist Paul Stanley (aka The Starchild), bassist Gene Simmons (aka The Demon), lead guitarist Tommy Thayer (aka The Spaceman) and drummer Eric Singer (aka Catman) and there was no sense of age even with their declining record sales over recent years as they gave it their all on the Australian stage.
The tour celebrates their latest album release, ‘Monster‘, which came out in October 2012 and has peaked at an impressive number 3 spot on the US and Canada charts and number 2 in Norway. It’s a follow-up to their 2009 record ‘Sonic Boom’ which was their first album to be released in nearly ten years after a dramatic change of heart from Continue reading
Own a Stage-Used Piece of KISStory — for $8,500
It’s not news that Gene Simmons has seemingly endless ideas for how to separate KISS fans from their money. The fire-breathing bassist has marketed KISS condoms, KISS cruises and KISS caskets, among literally hundreds of other items. Now it seems some of his entrepreneurial spirit is rubbing off on one of his bandmates. Paul Stanley , who has ended every KISS show for decades by smashing a guitar, has announced that it is now possible for KISS fans to purchase those guitars directly from him.
At PaulStaneyGuitars.com , deep-pocketed KISS fans can choose from a smashed guitar for $4,300, an intact guitar that Paul holds for $5,000, or a stage-played guitar, which ranges in price from $5,500 to $8,000. Any of these purchases include a meet-and-greet with Paul before a KISS show and a personalized inscription of your choosing, plus Paul’s signature, on your new heirloom.
Beginning with the band’s current tour of Australia, Paul Stanley’s stage-used microphones are also available for purchase, for the relatively bargain price of $3,000.
KISS fans looking for a cool signed item without the take-your-breath-away price tag can look to former KISS member Ace Frehley . Licensed replica pairs of the guitarist’s trademark silver space boots, signed in bright blue script, can be found on longtime KISS merchandise siteKISSMuseum.com for only $350 per pair — a steal in the KISS merch world.
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