Just when you thought KISS had taken their final bow…They’re back. And this time, they’re unmasked, unleashed, and bringing reinforcements.
That’s right — KISS is returning to the stage in 2025 for their first live performance in two years.
And the reunion? It’s shaping up to be way more than a nostalgic victory lap.
According to a recent email blast from the newly revamped KISSOnline.com, the legendary rock outfit will headline a three-day fan celebration dubbed the KISS Army Storms Vegas event.
Set for November 14th to 16th at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, this isn’t just a one-night show.
It’s a full-blown fan experience. The band is promising “exclusive activities,” “special guests,” and — wait for it — a live performance from former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick.
Kulick, as longtime fans know, was a massive part of the KISS legacy throughout the non-makeup era — shredding alongside the band from 1984 until the original lineup reunion in ’96.
His return to the fold is no small thing… and it’s sparked massive speculation about who else might show up.
There’s talk that the band is bringing in a big-name guest — possibly a high-profile rock star — to join them onstage or in the studio for this new chapter.
What we do know is that Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley made one thing very clear before wrapping up the End of the Road tour in December 2023 at Madison Square Garden…
The Las Vegas performance will be the first official time KISS has taken the stage since that farewell — and it’s being billed as an intimate and rare unmasked show.
It’s also happening against the backdrop of something curious…
Gene Simmons recently announced his own solo tour for 2025. But just as quickly as the dates went up…He canceled over a dozen stops.
They’ve been celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary of Dressed to Kill, with a brand new audio tour through New York City, retracing the band’s earliest footsteps.
