KISS

On this day in #KISSTORY - April 1, 1975 - KISS filmed 4 songs for The Midnight Special TV show at NBC's studio in Burbank, California. youtu.be/rRXx5hfk58M?si…

On this day in #KISSTORY - April 1, 2005 - KISS closed Rockin' The Corps at Camp Pendleton Marine Base in San Diego, CA. The free concert was a thank you to over 55,000 Marines & their families stationed at the base. The concert was broadcast to troops world-wide. youtu.be/NR6p9gxmWXM?si…

On this day in #KISSTORY: March 29, 1974 - ABC's In Concert aired KISS' first national television appearance. Any #KISSARMY members watch the first broadcast 51 years ago?

On this day in #KISSTORY - March 28, 1978 - KISS opened a 5-night Sold-Out stand at Budokan in Tokyo, Japan as part of the ALIVE II Tour. Have you ever seen KISS in Japan?

#KISSTORY - March 26, 2014 - @ClassicRockMag issue #196 hit the stands with KISS on the cover! A special Limited Edition Collector's Folio containing 4 exclusive copies of the issue was released to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first KISS album.

On this day in #KISSTORY: March 25, 1999 - #KISS' Psycho Circus Tour invaded Wembley Arena in London, England.

On this day in #KISSTORY - March 22, 2025 - KISS fans gathered in NYC to kick off the 50th-anniversary celebration of Dressed To Kill. Starting at the famous sidewalk crossing on the corner of West 23rd St. and 8th Ave, fans recreated the iconic Dressed To Kill cover before taking off to explore KISS’ New York with the new audio tour. 📸 Al Soluri

This day in #KISSTORY – 51 years ago, March 21, 1975 – With Dressed To Kill newly unleashed, KISS hit Beacon Theatre and turned up the intensity ⚡️   The songs were new.
The energy was relentless.
The legacy was already taking shape.   This show is one for the history books. Comment if you were there or if you wish you were!

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On this day, 51 years ago - March 19, 1975 - KISS released Dressed To Kill ⚡️ This album set the stage. KISS was on the verge of rock ‘n’ roll domination.   This iconic imagery of KISS was captured at Michigan Palace in May of 1975, where the band not only filmed music videos for “C’mon And Love Me” and “Rock And Roll All Nite,” but photographer Fin Costello also shot what would become the cover of KISS’ groundbreaking live album Alive!, recorded during the Dressed To Kill Tour.   Happy 51 to Dressed To Kill! What’s your favorite track from the album?

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⚡️NEW PATCH ALERT⚡️   To mark the 50th anniversary of Destroyer, a new KISS Army patch commemorating the iconic album is now available on kissonline.com   Complete the Destroyer quiz to unlock the patch and place it on your KISS Army jacket! Join the KISS Army and start playing now at kissonline.com/join-the-kiss-… 🫵

Destroyer at 50: The story behind KISS’ legendary 1976 album🔥   Dive into the making and breaking of Destroyer in a brand-new article by Ken Sharp. Discover how the band teamed up with producer Bob Ezrin to push their sound further and create a record that would become a cornerstone of the KISS legacy⚡️   Read the full story on kissonline.com/stories/destro… 🤘

🔥 50 YEARS OF DESTROYER 🔥   By the time KISS stepped into the studio to record Destroyer, the band had already ignited a movement on stages around the world with the success of Alive!. Now expectations were higher, the spotlight brighter, and the band knew the next record had to push everything further. With producer Bob Ezrin, KISS did exactly that. Destroyer was bold, dramatic, and unexpected.   At first, the reaction was uncertain. The album surprised people, and some didn’t quite know what to make of it. But real rock 'n' roll has a way of proving itself over time.   Song by song, Destroyer caught fire. “Detroit Rock City.” “God of Thunder.” “Shout It Out Loud.” “Beth.” Ultimately, the album exploded — becoming one of the defining records of the KISS legacy and a cornerstone of rock history.   Fifty years later, Destroyer still stands as a testament to a band that never played it safe, and to the power of rock & roll that only grows louder with time ⚡️ Listen here: kiss.lnk.to/destroyer50th

#KISSTORY: March 2019 - KISS rocked the cover of Guitar World Magazine. Is this one in your collection, #KISSARMY?

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On this day in #KISSTORY - March 11, 2000 - KISS opened their final tour with the original KISS lineup in Phoenix, Arizona. The 142 date Farewell Tour rocked the US, Canada, Japan & Australia. Where did you see this tour, #KISSARMY?

On this day in #KISSTORY: March 9, 2001 - KISS opened Japanese Tour at Yokohama Arena. The show was #EricSinger's first ever in makeup!