Ready to rock 'n' roll all night to the live sounds of Kiss? Ultimate Classic Rock and Universal Music are giving away a prize package featuring every one of the band's five 'Alive' albums on vinyl, ...

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Kiss' first live album saved their career. The second album confirmed their place as global superstars, and the third proved they could succeed without two original members and their famous face paint ...

A set of live tracks culled from the 1975 Kiss Alive! and 1977 Kiss Alive II era entitled You Wanted the Best, You Got the Best!! was released in June. The group that once clocked Doctor Doom are ...

Kiss will hit up Detroit Rock City to kick off their 35th anniversary tour, dubbed “Kiss Alive 35.” The Gods of Thunder will play two concerts at Motor City’s Cobo Arena, the venue where the band ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Paul Stanley recalls Kiss' 1975 live record, Alive!, as lifting the band to stardom and being "the beginning of a rollercoaster ...

You wanted the best, prepare to get even more of the best: Kiss have announced a massive 50th anniversary reissue of their classic Alive! stocked with nearly 90 unreleased tracks. The Alive! 50th ...

KISS have just announced plans for their fifth KISS Kruise. The rock 'n' roll voyage from Miami to Jamaica will set sail on Oct. 30, 2015 and will feature KISS performing the classic 'Alive!' album in ...

For the members of Kiss Alive, every day is like Halloween. The band members get decked out in the iconic Kiss white-face paint and gear, faithfully recreating the music and wild stage antics of the ...

Kiss fans, get ready to cream your goddamn pants. Their fourth record (and first live record) Alive! is officially a senior citizen, celebrating its 50th this year. It’s considered to be one of the ...

“Chicago!” shouted Kiss frontman Paul Stanley on stage Monday night as the group’s “End of the Road” tour winds down. “This is gonna be the last time I’m with ya…” the guitarist mused just outside ...