SiriusXM announced today that legendary rock band KISS will perform an intimate invitation-only show for SiriusXM subscribers, and VIPs, on February 11th at Whisky A Go Go on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. The exclusive performance will air on KISS’s exclusive channel, KISS Army Radio.
The special concert for SiriusXM will feature KISS performing songs from the band’s 45-year career. This marks the first time KISS has played a club in over twenty years and will be their first performance at the world-famous Whisky a Go Go, the venerable rock club on the Sunset Strip that has played host to rock ‘n’ roll’s most important bands and artists, from The Doors, to Janis Joplin, to Led Zeppelin, as well as today’s emerging new artists.
KISS’s performance at Whisky a Go Go will launch SiriusXM’s The Party Continues, a new live series that will feature music’s top artists performing in an intimate venue for SiriusXM subscribers following music’s biggest night at the Grammy Awards. KISS, in the midst of its End Of The Road world tour, launches the series at the historic Whisky a Go Go. The Party Continues joins a series of concerts established by SiriusXM at special and iconic venues across the country, including at the Apollo Theater in New York City, The Stephen Talkhouse in the Hamptons, the Faena Theater in Miami Beach and more.
The performance will air on February 12th at 5:00 p.m. ET on KISS Army Radio, channel 30, and through the SiriusXM app on smartphones and other connected devices, as well as online at siriusxm.com. The concert will air on Howard Stern‘s Howard 101 channel on Friday, February 15th at 9:00 p.m. ET.
KISS Army Radio, the band’s exclusive limited-run SiriusXM channel, will showcase music from KISS’s 45-year career, including stadium anthems, rarities and live tracks. The band’s channel will also feature exclusive stories and insights from Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer. Additionally, listeners will hear music from other artists who opened for KISS throughout their career, including AC/DC, Guns N’ Roses, Alice In Chains, Cheap Trick and more.
KISS Army Radio will launch on Monday, February 4th at 5:00 p.m. ET via satellite on channel 30 and will run through Sunday, February 17tj.
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intimate …….that kills me ….. kiss is working out all the bugs before the start of their ” tour ” when I say bugs , I mean whatever lip sync tech they have going on, Paul is deaf in one ear, so I think he needs to have whatever tracks their using going on in his in ear mix – not a click that the whole band has and can play to …i’m curious about that … I think his hearing issue plays into this big time , that’s why they will be out of sync sometimes – most bands nowadays not all.. but most use a click track the whole band has in their in ear monitor – that allows for nearly perfect meter through each song for a super tight performance especially if their running any tracks keys backing vox etc… -and most professional drummers today are very good at playing to a click – so this is pretty common – kiss is different because of pauls hearing , maybe i’m wrong about this , would love your thoughts Eddie –
Excellent point – Paul will blame it on something else – we all know how sensitive Paul is
Too bad Chris Farley’s not able to interview them.
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What a talent (I mean Chris Farley).
I recently watched the I Am Chris Farley documentary on YouTube (has been out for awhile).
Ashame he could not get his act together and understand how many people loved him.
I don’t have anything to say, but I do need validation so….
KISS sucks now; tribute band; Tommy and Eric are imposters; bring back Peter and Ace; Gene only loves money; Paul is a sensitive baby; lip sync; Paul can’t sing; tribute band; Tommy and Eric are imposters; Paul is a sensitive baby; bring Ace and Peter back……
lol!!!!!
You have been validated! Give yourself a round of applause, let’s go!!! 🙂
Good one, wiggy! 😉
Eddie , I listened to your 3 sides of the coin interview , jesus Christ ! you really handled yourself well ! mark I think that’s the guy I’m thinking of was very rude and kind of a dick , he fought you on almost everything – after listening to that – I’m done with 3 sides , I have listened a few times – but i’m now done –
Robert – it was a good interview due to Eddie providing common sense – one of the main problems I had with Mark is it took him “Forever” to ask his questions. Could have covered more ground if Mark prepared better for the show. Dude just rambles on……
In general, I listen to those guys more to see how much crap they put up from the band – its quite hilarious….Tommy Sommers is the most level headed of the group and enjoy a lot of his commentary.