So if two people want a guitar from the same show, one an attendee and the other a non-attendee, but the non-attendee gets his money in first, is the person who was actually at the show out of luck?
That depends - does he like Kiss?
Great intro on "That Metal Show" this week (the Satriani episode). The voiceover said "That Metal Show was recorded like 'Kiss Alive!' All the good stuff was added later in post." OT - the Satriani interview was very good.
_________________ Alan
"This is a true story, except for the parts that didn't happen." - Steven Wright
"KISS will make its Indiana State Fair debut August 9th at the Hoosier Lottery Grandstand. Tickets for the concert go on sale 10 AM Friday. Admission prices are $70, $59 and $45 plus applicable fees. Fair admission is included with tickets.
Through midnight Sunday or while supplies last, a buy-one-get-one-free ticket offer applies to $45 seats in the upper grandstand. Tickets will be available at the fairgrounds box office, 1202 E. 38th St., by visiting http://www.ticketmaster.com, or by calling (800) 745-3000.
KISS Army, stay tuned... details of a KISSonline presale will be coming soon!"
Meanwhile, GENE SIMMONS has issued the following Twitter update: "KISS is coming to North America again... starting in August... See you all then."
Stay tuned to KISSonline for a full announcement within the next few weeks.
_________________ "We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors."—College Basketball player Weldon Drew
Kiss star Paul Stanley says that a new album by the band may be possible in 18 months time.
The band released Sonic Boom, their first album in over a decade, in 2009.
STV's John Kilbride spoke to Kiss legends Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley just minutes before the band took to the stage for a sold-out show at Glasgow's SECC arena.
Asked if he thought another album was possible , he said: "I think so.
"We had said before we didn't really see doing an album, but I think at this point, doing so well, so famously, we had such a great time doing it, that when we have some time, which is not in the near future - if I had to make a prediction I'd say 18 months - there will be another Kiss album."
The band were playing in Scotland as part of their Sonic Boom over Europe tour
Paul also spoke of his memories of playing at the Apollo, the legendary Scottish music venue that closed down in 1985. Kiss played twice, in 1983 and in 1984. For their final gig they were supported by a promising young band called Bon Jovi.
Paul said:said: "The Apollo theatre here was incredible, in the sense that the stage was so high that I can remember looking closer at the balcony than at the audience below us, and thinking that it was an awfully big drop if I slipped in these eight inch platform boots, so I made sure I stayed on my feet!"
It's time for round two. Legendary rockers Kiss are coming back to America in support of their newest album, 'Sonic Boom.' The Hottest Show on Earth Tour will stop in both amphitheaters and arenas. In typical Kiss fashion, the band is promising a huge stage show -- and rare songs not usually performed live. Tickets for many shows go on sale June 4 via Live Nation.
Instead of selecting an established band as support, Kiss has teamed up with Guitar Center to discover a talented, unsigned act. The Guitar Center On-Stage competition will allow unsigned rock bands to compete for a chance to open for Kiss at 22 different tour stops. The winning band will also receive a $10,000 Guitar Center shopping spree. Unsigned bands can begin registering June 1.
Fans will also be giving back just by attending a Kiss concert this summer. The members of Kiss will donate a dollar from every ticket sold to the Wounded Warriors Project. This charity benefits the United States Armed Forces.
Tour Dates 7/23 -- Cheyenne, WY -- Cheyenne Frontier Days 7/24 -- Minot, ND -- North Dakota State Fair 7/29 -- Pittsburgh, PA -- First Niagara Pavilion 7/30 -- Cincinnati, OH -- Riverbend Music Center 7/31 -- Hershey, PA -- Hershey Park Stadium 8/06 -- Philadelphia, PA -- Susquehanna Bank Center 8/07 -- Boston, MA -- Comcast Center 8/09 -- Indianapolis, IN -- Indiana State Fairgrounds 8/13 -- Buffalo, NY -- Darien Lake Performing Arts Center 8/14 -- Wantagh, NY -- Nikon at Jones Beach Theater 8/15 -- Scranton, PA -- Toyota Pavilion 8/19 -- Uncasville, CT -- Mohegan Arena 8/20 -- Holmdel, NJ -- PNC Bank Arts Center 8/21 -- Washington DC -- Jiffy Lube Live 8/27 -- Virginia Beach, VA -- Virginia Beach Amphitheater 8/28 -- Charlotte, NC -- Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre 8/29 -- Raleigh, NC -- Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 9/02 -- Milwaukee, WI -- Marcus Amphitheatre 9/03 -- Chicago, IL -- First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre 9/04 -- St. Paul, MN -- Minnesota State Fair 9/10 -- Toronto, ON -- Molson Canadian Amphitheatre 9/11 -- Detroit, MI -- DTE Energy Music Theatre 9/12 -- Cleveland, OH -- Blossom Music Center 9/17 -- Houston, TX -- Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion 9/18 -- Dallas, TX -- Pizza Hut Park 9/19 -- San Antonio, TX -- AT&T Center 9/22 -- Sandy, UT -- Rio Tinto Stadium 9/24 -- Phoenix, AZ -- Cricket Wireless Pavilion
Really cool they're giving some of the proceeds to Wounded Warriors.
I'll be there again on Aug. 6-it was one helluva show last year! Very, very great cause to donate to-it would be even better if TicketDisaster gave all the "convenience fees" to the cause-I'd have no problem paying that.
_________________ "We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors."—College Basketball player Weldon Drew
I never thought they'd do it without Peter Criss, but here's KISS from Hamburg, Germany, performing "Beth." And it's the whole band performing, not just Eric Singer to a tape.
They've got Thayer in Ace's makeup doing Ace's signature song, so this shouldn't surprise anyone. And it follows their logic about the characters and such, but still, no shame there anymore.
I hope Peter Criss still gets his royalties for this.
I had the notion to ask how Gene would feel if Ace or Peter did "God Of Thunder" or "I Love It Loud" in concert, but I suspect he'd just say, "Make the check out to G-E-N-E S-I-M-M-O-N-S."
_________________ Alan
"This is a true story, except for the parts that didn't happen." - Steven Wright
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