Shout it out loud: Gene Simmons dishes to News 12 about KISS: End of The Road tour
The musical legends are set to end their careers with a final pay-per-view concert.
Nov 30, 2023, 5:32 PM
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The musical legends are set to end their careers with a final pay-per-view concert.
News 12's Jordan Kissane chatted with Gene Simmons about the "KISS: End of The Road" tour.
The final show begins at 8 p.m. Saturday at Madison Square Garden. It will be available to order on pay-per-view through your cable provider or ppv.com.
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