Iconic rock band creating new music for the first time in over a decade
New music is on its way from the classic rock band Kiss. Gene Simmons shared that the band has been keeping busy since ending their touring career almost three years ago, with a focus on creating new music. During an interview with KISSbySienna, Simmons revealed that Kiss is currently in the studio working on a new song penned by Paul Stanley. While details remain scarce about the upcoming release, Simmons teased that fans can look forward to its debut in the near future.
It has been quite some time since Kiss last released new music, with their last album, “Monster,” hitting shelves back in 2012. However, the band has not been resting on their laurels. Recently, Kiss announced the much-anticipated return of their famed “KISS Kruise.” This three-day event, set to take place at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas from Nov. 13-15, marks the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the band’s iconic “Rock and Roll Over” album. Kiss fans can anticipate a unique experience as the band will perform two shows without their signature face makeup, promising an intimate setting like no other. The event will also feature performances from renowned artists such as Night Ranger, Bruce Kulick, Slaughter, Faster Pussycat, Keel, and Kuarantine. Additionally, a special tribute will be paid to Ace Frehley, a former member of the band who passed away in October 2025. For those eager to secure their spot, packages are available for purchase online.
In addition to their upcoming musical endeavors, Kiss continues to captivate audiences with their enduring legacy and influential presence in the rock music scene. As fans eagerly await the release of new music, the band’s commitment to delivering high-energy performances and engaging experiences remains unwavering. Stay tuned for more updates on Kiss and their latest projects as they continue to leave their mark on the world of rock music.