Paul Stanley says that he was "miserable" during KISS' 2000 farewell tour. The rock band has since performed a number of shows and has an upcoming three-day residency in Las Vegas in November.

The farewell tour was us wanting to put Kiss out of its misery. And for a while, honestly, we lost sight that we didn't have to stop – we had to get rid of them.” That’s exactly what happened.

The band has since performed a number of shows, and has an upcoming three-day residency in Las Vegas in November Paul Stanley recalls being "miserable" during KISS' 2000 farewell tour The guitarist ...

Kiss fans know only too well that in 2000, the group announced a yearlong Farewell Tour. “We’re the champs again, let’s retire on top,” the guitarist Paul Stanley said in an interview ...

It is time to say farewell to KISS. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have announced that they are heading out on the final set of shows on their “END OF THE ROAD” tour. The concerts will begin ...

NEW YORK — KISS will perform two final concerts in New York City — before it kisses touring goodbye. The rock band from Manhattan is set to conclude its farewell tour with back-to-back Madison ...

Rock Legend, 73, Spills Miserable Truth About KISS Farewell Tour first appeared on Parade on Jun 14, 2025. This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 14, 2025, where it first appeared.

Kiss, the New York band with the deep Detroit legacy, is calling it a day. The band announced it will be playing its final shows — a run dubbed the End of the Road World Tour — during a ...

Paul Stanley recalls being "miserable" during KISS' 2000 farewell tour. The guitarist said that there was "no sense or camaraderie or joy" in what the band was doing during their year-long trek.