Kiss announces the last world tour at the end of the road – Rolling Stone

Kisses embrace the road again, but not before embarking on another round. The rockers announced their last hike after a 45-year career during their appearance on NBC. America has talent Wednesday.

The group achieved its success "Detroit Rock City" to launch AGTLast episode of the season before announcing the news. "This will be our last tour," they announced on stage. "It will be the biggest explosive show we have ever done. People who love us, come see us. If you have never seen us, it's time. It will be the show. The group has not yet revealed the dates of the tour, but said in a statement that his latest concerts will be part of a multi-year "End of the Road" world tour and that they will announce day on their official website in the coming weeks.

This is not the first time Kiss has called her to retire. In 2000, Gene Simmons said, "There are no more mountains to climb. We want to go out with the people who put us here, the fans. This, however, proved to be their last tour with the original four members – Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss.

But two years later, they were back. "People change their minds and, in this case, it goes hand in hand with living and thinking. What was said one day with total commitment could at another time no longer be, "said Stanley in 2002." Am I doing it for money or for the fans? Both, and do not forget that I do it for me.

In 2014, the original four members appeared together, although they did not play, for their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Last September, Simmons and Frehley played together for the first time in more than 16 years as part of a Hurricane Harvey benefit. The current lineup includes original members Stanley and Simmons, as well as Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer.

"All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four decades would never have happened without the millions of people around the world who filled clubs, arenas and stadiums," said Kiss in a statement. "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 and we'll be going out the same way we arrived … Unapologetic and Unstoppable.