Kiss joins James Corden for "Rock And Roll All Nite" performance in "The Late Late Show" (Video)

Legendary Rockers KISS were joined by James Corden Monday night (November 5) for a performance of their 1975 classic "Rock and roll all night" sure "The late parade with James Corden".

Corden, who wore his own costume and his own painting, changed the lyrics to reflect the fact that the older we get, the harder it gets to rock and roll all night, plus party.

"You show us everything you have / You keep dancing and the room gets hot / You drive us crazy / We'll drive you crazy," he chanted.

"More than two glasses are a big mistake / I can not fall asleep and hurt my head / I have a job tomorrow / Let's not be crazy."

A month ago, KISS announced his "End of the road" farewell tour on NBCof "America has talent"and last week, the group revealed the first set of dates and cities in North America, produced by Live Nation. International markets were announced simultaneously.

The North American leg of "End of the road" The launch will take place January 31st in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Rogers Arena, and will reach 43 additional cities.

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