Corey Stephenson | Sydney Morning Herald
They’ve been blasting audiences away for decades and haven’t toured Australia for seven years, but when it comes to putting on an unforgettable rock show, time and age are no barrier for KISS.
Kicking off their Australian tour in Perth, the band best known for their costumed characters, explosive stage shows and Gene Simmons’ freakishly weird tongue, not only thrilled established fans but also smashed away the fears of the uninitiated who may have thought they’re just a decorated gimmick for endless merchandise.
They are, of course, exactly that – and a whole lot more.
Blasting out tracks from new album Monster, along with crowd favourites like Shout It Out Loud, Calling Dr. Love and God Of Thunder, lead singer Paul Stanley led KISS fans Continue reading