Paul Stanley says farewell tour can have a live album

Kiss can release a live album with the recording of some farewells tour shows, “End Of The Road.” The information was revealed by vocalist and guitarist Paul Stanley, in a question and answer session during the cruise of the band, “Kiss Kruise”, with verification of the site Blabbermouth.

Asked by a fan about a live album, Paul Stanley replied, “I haven’t think about it, but it seems appropriate that we want to document it, whether it’s video or audio. It’s a great way to get things done, seems logical. ”

The band was notable, precisely, for the account of live albums. After releasing their first three studio albums and not being successful, the group released “Alive!” From 1975, and gained fame.

From January to April, Kiss’s farewell tour, “End Of The Road,” will play in North America. Between May and July, the route is Europe. In November and December, the group toured Oceania.

It is expected that End Of The Road will continue for three years – that is, until 2021 – before Kiss ends its activities. Musicians have said in interviews that the idea is to tour all over the world and not repeat cities.

“End Of The Road” was officially announced by Kiss in September this year during a performance at the American talent show “America’s Got Talent.” “It’s going to be our last tour, it’s going to be the biggest and most explosive show we’ve ever done, people who love us, come and see us, if you’ve never seen us, that’s the time.” press.

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