KISS Announce First Show Since Farewell Featuring Bruce Kulick

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KISS has announced their first performance since retiring from touring in an official statement on kissonline.com.

“In celebration of the KISS Army’s 50th Anniversary and the 30th anniversary of the first KISS fan convention, KISS Army Storms Vegas will take place at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas from November 14-16, 2025,” the band stated. “This exclusive, everything KISS paradise marks the first time KISS has performed together since retiring from touring in December 2023.”

“A full schedule of activities will be announced soon,” the statement continued. “Fans can expect a special live performance from former KISS member Bruce Kulick, along with other special guests, interactive activities, exclusive experiences and more!”

The announcement signifies a milestone for KISS fans worldwide. It represents the band’s first collective appearance since their retirement.

Reports from Metal Addicts indicate that fans will receive access to exclusive Vibee Experience Packages through Live Nation. These packages include a three-night stay at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, an unmasked photo opportunity with KISS, and exclusive memorabilia.

The physical demands of elaborate stage shows influenced the band’s decision to retire from touring. Their performances required heavy costumes and maintaining high-energy shows throughout their career.

Bruce Kulick, KISS’s lead guitarist from 1984 to 1996, will take center stage at this special event. He brings his technical expertise and deep connection to the band’s history.

The KISS Army has remained an integral part of the band’s journey since its inception. They have created one of rock music’s most dedicated and passionate fan communities.

The Vegas event celebrates the band’s legacy while thanking their devoted fanbase. It combines elements of their past and present, offering an intimate experience different from their traditional arena shows.

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