
(fcc) It's the end of the road for KISS, and it's only fitting that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legends play their final concert EVER in New York City, where their journey of over 50 years of record-breaking global tours began.
The final KISS concert, which ends the band's 24-city/25-date North America The End of the Road Tour, promises to be a massive event. KISS: END OF THE ROAD will take place on Saturday, Dec. 2, at iconic Madison Square Garden, and will be streamed worldwide, live on pay-per-view, exclusively on PPV.COM. It will also be available on PPV via cable and satellite operators in the US & Canada. The live show begins at 8 p.m. EST.
One of rock's most influential bands, KISS has released 44 albums and sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, making them America's No. 1 Gold Record Award winning group of all time.
PPV.COM, which does not require a subscription, will offer the concert for $39.99 in the U.S. and Canada ($14.99 outside North America). iNDEMAND, the parent company of PPV.COM, will also be carrying the event through its network of cable, satellite and telco operators in the U.S. and Canada via providers including: Xfinity, Spectrum, Contour, Optimum, Fios, DirecTV, DISH, Rogers and Telus, among others.
The Dandy Warhols Cover The Cure, Dylan, Gang of Four And More on New Album
Eddie Benjamin Shares New Single 'KISS ME'
Why KISS Snubbed Former Members At Final Show - 2025 In Review
KISS Receive Kennedy Center Honors
Holiday Gift Guide: Last Minute Gift Ideas
Santa's Jukebox: It's a Wicked Cool Christmas!- The Jonas Brothers and more
Holiday Gift Guide: More Cool Gift Ideas
Holiday Gift Guide: Rock Reads Edition - Ozzy Osbourne, 90s Alt Rock and More
Holiday Gift Guide: Health and Wellbeing Edition
Megadeth Declare 'Let There Be Shred' With New Video
blink-182's Enema of the State Joins Definitive Sound Series
Ghost Launch Day Of Deliverance With FeedLA
Freddie Mercury 'Mr. Bad Guy' 40th Anniversary Video Series Concludes
Life's Been Good: Joe Walsh Auction A Success
Singled Out: N.Y.C.'s Lyin Eyes
Sammy Hagar No Longer Wants To Tour But Is Not Retiring (2025 In Review)
The Alarm's Mike Peters Lost His Battle With Cancer (2025 In Review)