Simmons has confirmed that the legendary rock band has written new songs, set to debut as part of their upcoming avatar-based show in Las Vegas in 2028.
The avatar show, which Kiss first teased at the conclusion of their farewell tour in December 2023, is shaping up to be an ambitious project. Industrial Light & Magic (the visual effects company founded by George Lucas)will be creating the band's virtual avatars, while Pophouse Entertainment, the Swedish company behind the massively successful ABBA Voyage hologram show, will lead the rollout.
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While fans wait for 2028, Simmons has plenty keeping him busy in the meantime. The 76-year-old recently added three solo tour dates this summer—July 17 in Fresno, July 18 in Murphys, and July 19 in Stateline, Nevada—with Lita Ford, Sebastian Bach, and Quiet Riot joining him on stage for the run. The newly added dates come on top of two already scheduled California shows in June at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Fresno and the Alamo Country Fair in Pleasanton, as well as an October residency in Cancun at The Sands. Tickets are on sale now.
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