KISS is poised to make a highly anticipated return to the stage, marking their first live performance in two years. This exciting comeback comes as part of the KISS Army Storms Vegas event, which promises to be a thrilling experience for fans of the legendary band.

According to a recent email update sent to loyal followers via the revamped KISSOnline.com website, the group will perform an unmasked live show, adding a unique twist to their return. This event is set to take place from November 14-16 at the stunning Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. Fans can anticipate a complete schedule of activities to be shared soon, which will include a special live performance by former KISS member Bruce Kulick, along with various exciting activities and exclusive experiences for attendees.

For those eager to stay informed, fans can sign up now to receive updates and additional information as it becomes available at KISS.Vibee.com.

KISS recently wrapped up their nearly four-year-long End of the Road farewell tour with a grand concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City on December 2, 2023. However, band founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have consistently hinted at the possibility of future special performances, leaving fans hopeful for more.

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In an interview with Rolling Stone just a month before the tour concluded, Simmons assured fans that their MSG performance would be “the final KISS-in-makeup appearance,” but he also indicated that unmasked performances could still happen. “Anything’s possible,” Stanley added in a separate conversation, emphasizing that while KISS as we know it may have ended, the band is far from finished.

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