Fans continue to winder if the KISS End of the Road tour will actually be the end. Are there plans for a 50th anniversary tour? The band formed back in 1973.
Paul Stanley said in an interview that he doesn't know why Gene Simmons said he knows when the last KISS show will be, because Stanley said no one told him.
Stanley went on to say, "[This is] the end of the road, yes, but they keep paving the road!"
KISS posted a New Year message that said: "It's been an honor and privilege these past 49 years to play for you and we're not done yet. We're humbled by the sheer enormity of this army, of this tribe and so the End of the Road stretches far..."
One this is certain, Paul Stanley said that the tour will end in their hometown of New York. We’ll see what happens next for KISS.
Stanley once commented on making money. He said, "There are people who are being very creative and saying 'money doesn't matter to me.' Well it'll matter when you don't have money for the rent. I remember somebody saying to me, 'I just want to be happy. I don't need money.' I said, 'Well, that's good until you need money.'"
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