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KISS has finally announced the first batch of dates for its Farewell End of the Road tour.
But there is definitely something missing in the itinerary:
A Bay Area date.
Could it be that KISS's masked men – Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and, uh, whatever the other guys in the group – might actually skip the contingent from the KISS Army Bay Area?
It would be sad for locals who want to meet again at "Detroit Rock City".
There is however a date at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on February 9th. Local KISS fans may want to check. Tickets will go on sale at 10 am on November 2nd, www.livenation.com.
There are also many other dates on the west coast (as well as in towns located close to an airplane flight). Fans can see KISS on January 31st in Vancouver, BC (opening tour); February 1 in Portland; February 2 in Tacoma, Washington; February 4 in Spokane, Washington; February 7 in San Diego; February 8 in Fresno; February 12 in Anaheim; February 13 in Glendale, Arizona; February 15 in Las Vegas; February 16 in Los Angeles.
Yes, the one in Las Vegas seems to be the best bet for us too.
It's a shame that the Bay Area has not had an appointment. But it is certainly not a first that Sacramento gets a major show, unlike the Bay Area. From time to time, a large tour group decides to play a single date in Northern California and ends in Sacramento. And the city is undoubtedly a more appealing gaming venue than ever with the addition of the ultra-modern Golden 1 center in the city center.
And although the Bay Area has not announced the first releases of this first round of tours, it is still possible that KISS will return to the west coast at a later date and play a local date.
After all, this is supposed to be a goodbye tour of many years. In other words, who wants to see KISS play at the Chase Center in San Francisco in 2032? We will use our teleportation devices to get there!
And, of course, there will be a lot of doubts about the sincerity of this farewell tour. And for a good reason. Many still remember the group's first farewell tour, which began in 2000 and lasted until 2001 and that brought in a lot of money. This farewell lasted for about a minute before the group started planning their return.
But this history lesson will not stop fans from participating in this tour, which will celebrate nearly half a century of KISS.
"All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four decades could never have happened without the millions of people around the world who filled the stadiums, stadiums and clubs during these years. years. This will be the ultimate celebration for those who have seen us and a last chance for those who have not yet done so. KISS Army, we say goodbye to our last tour with our biggest show so far and we're going out the same way we came in … tasteless and unstoppable, "KISS said in a statement.
Tour itinerary:
January 31, 2019
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Rogers Arena
February 1, 2019
Portland, Oregon
Moda Center
February 2, 2019
Tacoma to wash
Tacoma Dome
February 4, 2019
Spokane, Washington
Spokane Arena
February 7, 2019
San Diego, California
Viejas Arena
February 8, 2019
Fresno, California
Save Mart Center
February 9, 2019
Sacramento, California
Golden 1 Center
February 12, 2019
Anaheim, California
Honda Center
February 13, 2019
Glendale, Arizona
Gila River Arena
February 15, 2019
Las Vegas, Nevada
T-Mobile Arena
February 16, 2019
Los Angeles, California
The forum
February 19, 2019
Corpus Christi, Texas
American Bank Center
February 20, 2019
Dallas, Texas
American Airlines Center
February 22, 2019
New Orleans, Louisiana
Smoothie King Center
February 23, 2019
Memphis, Tennessee
FedEx Forum
February 26, 2019
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Energy Arena of Chesapeake
February 27, 2019
Kansas City, Missouri
Sprint Center
March 1, 2019
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Fiserv Forum
March 2, 2019
Chicago, Illinois
United Center
March 4, 2019
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Target Center
March 6, 2019
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Denny Sanford PREMIER Center
March 7, 2019
Omaha, Nebraska
CHI Omaha Health Center
March 9, 2019
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Van Andel Arena
March 10, 2019
Moline, Illinois
Taxpayers Center
March 12, 2019
Louisville, Kentucky
KFC Yum! Center
March 13, 2019
Detroit, Michigan
Little Caesars Arena
March 16, 2019
Columbus, Ohio
National Arena
March 17, 2019
Cleveland, Ohio
Quicken Loans Arena
March 19, 2019
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Bell Center
March 20, 2019
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Scotiabank Arena
March 22, 2019
Long Island, New York
Nbadau Coliseum from NYCB LIVE
March 23, 2019
Uncasville, Connecticut
Mohegan Sun Arena
March 26, 2019
Boston, Mbadachusetts
TD Garden
March 27, 2019
New York, New York
Madison Square Garden
March 29, 2019
Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Wells Fargo Center
March 30, 2019
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
PPG Paints Arena
April 2, 2019
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Videotron Center
April 3, 2019
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Canadian Tire Center
April 6, 2019
Raleigh, North Carolina
PNC Arena
April 7, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia
State Farm Arena
April 9, 2019
Nashville, Tennessee
Bridgestone Arena
April 11, 2019
Tampa, Florida
Amalie Arena
April 12, 2019
Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
April 13, 2019
Birmingham, Alabama
BJCC
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