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‘Kiss Army Storms Vegas’ Becomes ‘Kiss Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas’

KISS have unveiled a significant evolution for their previously announced “Kiss Army Storms Vegas” event, which will now be known as “Kiss Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas.”

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Iconic rock legends KISS have unveiled a significant evolution for their previously announced “Kiss Army Storms Vegas” event, which will now be known as “Kiss Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas.” This specialized fan experience is scheduled to take place from November 14-16, 2025, at the Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas, promising a reimagined celebration for the dedicated Kiss Army.

The transformation of the event comes through a collaboration with co-producers Pophouse, boutique music vacation creators Topeka, and the music-led destination experience company Vibee. This partnership aims to deliver a comprehensive and immersive fan-centric program that builds on the band’s legacy of unique fan interactions.

Among the newly announced activities is a special acoustic KISS “kick-off” set on Friday, November 14th, offering a more intimate performance from the band. The event will feature a robust lineup of musicians and personalities, including former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick, Stephen Pearcy and Warren DeMartini performing the music of Ratt, ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach, Quiet Riot, Black ‘N Blue, Chris Jericho‘s Kuarantine, and KISS tribute bands Mr. Speed and Kiss Nation. Additionally, School Of Rock, comedian Craig Gass, and DJ Noiz are slated to appear, ensuring a diverse array of entertainment.

Beyond musical performances, “Kiss Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas” will host exclusive question-and-answer sessions. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with KISS co-founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, as well as longtime KISS guitarist Tommy Thayer and manager Doc McGhee. Further insights into the band’s history and creative process will be provided by other panelists, including KISS producer Bob Ezrin, renowned KISS photographer Lynn Goldsmith, and Kiss Army founders Bill Starkey and Jay Evans.

Throughout their remarkable 50-year career, KISS has been celebrated for pioneering fan events that consistently prioritized their dedicated fanbase. The yearly Kiss Kruise, in particular, fostered a strong community and deep connection between the band and its loyal followers. With the conclusion of their “End of The Road” world tour, Kiss Army members have eagerly anticipated news of continued engagement, and this “landlocked” version of the beloved cruise aims to fulfill that expectation.

Known globally for their signature larger-than-life performances, KISS has consistently proven their status as one of rock and roll’s most iconic live acts, having sold over 100 million albums worldwide. The Rock And Roll Hall Of Famers have emphasized that this and similar future events are dedicated to the millions of Kiss Army fans who have supported them for decades.

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