Manager Doc McGhee of Motley Crue/KISS fame who has managed KISS since 1995 states "We want to include everybody that played with KISS to celebrate the 45 years of KISS". The last show is scheduled to take place on July 17th 2021 in New York City.
Speaking about the upcoming last show on 'The End Of The Road' tour McGhee revealed "It's going to be great. It's going to be worthy of the end of the road. It will be worthy to the 45 years of KISS, the last month for sure. We want to celebrate everybody and we might bring out all the former members. We'd like to. Nobody says we hate this guy; we hate that guy; we want everybody who wants to come out."
Last year it was revealed by McGhee that all living former members of the band have been approached about taking part in the legendary group's last ever live show.
The End Of The Road Tour began on January 31, 2019 at Rogers Arena, Canada and has the band has played 165 dates across several continents around the world so far. The current live show pushing the envelope once more in terms of live productions in rock show, as KISS have always strived to do. One little known fact is they were one of the very first rock bands to use wireless guitar technology back in the late 70's.
