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Gene Simmons are the latest KISS member to contract COVID-19 – and with their two singers facing the virus – the group has been forced to cancel several upcoming tour dates.
KISS announced on Tuesday that it will postpone its next 4 tour dates as Gene recovers. The group and team will stay home and isolate themselves for the next 10 days. The group also said on its website: “Doctors have indicated that the tour should be able to resume on September 9 at the FivePoint Amphitheater in Irvine, Calif.”
Plus … all previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new dates once announced. The news comes a few days later Paul Stanley also tested positive for COVID.
TMZ broke history … Paul’s diagnosis meant the band couldn’t take the stage for a planned concert in Pennsylvania. Our sources said Paul was fully vaccinated and was feeling well despite testing positive.
We found a video of the group wishing Gene a happy birthday on stage the day before Paul tested positive, and you both see them coming face to face at one point.
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Gene was on “TMZ Live” last week – after Paul tested positive – and he told us everyone was in quarantine to be safe and continued to be tested regularly. It turns out that this caution was for good reason.
As for the 4 tour dates that were postponed … they were shows scheduled for September 1, 2, 4 and 5 in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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