Actu!!!!

Alvin a écrit:

Scoop !! Il y a des gens qui ne parlent pas anglais!!

copier/coller et traduction via internet, Alvin tu peux le faire !


Baiser ont été à travailler sur un nouvel album? Alors que les représentants gardent les lèvres serrées, les rapports ont circulé sur Internet. Il ya eu de fortes rumeurs que le groupe de rock revient enfin au studio d'enregistrement à travailler sur ce qui pourrait être un un album de retour aux racines.

UPDATE 02/02/2016: Cette histoire semble être fausse. (En savoir plus)

Selon une source, les rumeurs de Kiss (Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley, Peter Criss, Eric Singer et Tommy Thayer, ndlr) qui travaillent dans un studio d'enregistrement sont vraies, avec pas moins de huit chansons ayant été mis sur la bande. «Il est encore dans les premiers stades», «Ils ont obtenu la sécurité sur les portes pour assurer que personne entend un murmure", a déclaré une source.

World Tour pour suivre un nouvel album?

Baiser sont répandu pour être la planification d'une tournée mondiale à la fin de 2017. Une fois contacté, un représentant avait aucune information sur un nouvel album, ou l'un des plans futurs du groupe de rock. Cela ne veut pas la première fois dans les rapports de la mémoire récente ont fait surface au sujet des sessions d'enregistrement de Kiss. Les fans seront attendent avec impatience ...

Pensez-vous que Baiser reprendra là où il avait laissé et en remet un autre excellent album? Avez-vous entendu des rumeurs sur le nouvel album? Laissez nous savoir!!

Thank you !

Ace repart en tournée... Donc je ne vois pas comment il peut être en studio en même temps..

Vu sur KOL :

01/28/2016
GENE SIMMONS HELPS GRANT YOUNG KISS FAN'S FINAL WISH




Note from Children's Hospital of Nevada

Last week, one of our patients, Dilan Kohn got his final wish. The critically ill 17-year old desperately wanted to meet and hang out with the infamous Gene Simmons from the band "KISS". Mr. Simmons had not only been Dilan's idol, but also his inspiration growing up. A big UMC thanks to the PICU Nursing staff along with the Child Life Specialist, Sarah Castiel, in making this wish possible. Mr. Simmons was sent an email request last Thursday afternoon and flew into Vegas the next morning. He showed up with a big bag full of signed memorabilia just for Dilan. The two hung out, shared stories and laughed together for well over an hour while staff looked on with tears in their eyes. Thank you Mr. Simmon's for making this wish come true just in time. Unfortunately Dilan passed away peacefully a couple days later.

Merci Gene j'espère que ce gosse est parti heureux et en paix grâce à toi

+1

GENE a eu raison de faire ceci .... la je dis juste respect .

Ace-Diamond a écrit:

Ace repart en tournée... Donc je ne vois pas comment il peut être en studio en même temps..

l'article qui te sert de référence n'est pas très sérieux .... il ne fais pas de distinguo entre les différents line up .... l'auteur ne semble pas savoir que les ace and peter ne sont plus membres du groupe depuis trente ans .... je connais la source et c'est pour cela qu'il faut surtout ne pas s'emballer ....au sujet de la source de cet article je suis partagé entre le sentiment d'amateurisme ou le foutage de gueule pour le buzz ...... je pense que pour le studio il peut y avoir une part de vérité , mais sans confirmation officiel nous ne pouvons que faire des suppositions ..... tiraillé entre nos envies , nos fantasmes et la réalité ...

et bim avec le Paul sur un titre apparemment:

KISS legend Ace Frehley will be releasing a new covers album this year. Origins Vol. 1 features an all-star lineup of musicians including his former KISS bandmate Paul Stanley, who hasn’t recorded with Ace in nearly 20 years.
The list of musicians Ace rounded up for Origins Vol. 1 is pretty impressive. Stanley joins Ace for a cover of Free’s “Fire and Water.” “I thought Paul did a fabulous vocal on it,” Frehley tells Rolling Stone. “He jumped at the chance to do this because it’s something that’s outside of KISS and his character in KISS, and it gave him a chance to, you know, sing. With Paul, you usually think of him singing in a slightly higher register and on ‘Fire and Water,’ he’s singing deep from his diaphragm, and it’s a real cool vocal. Everyone who’s heard it just thinks it’s the s—t.”
Other legendary guests include Slash, who trades leads with Ace for a version of Thin Lizzy’s “Emerald” and Lita Ford, who sings and plays lead guitar on a cover of The Troggs’ “Wild Thing.” Guitarist John 5 appears on two tracks within Origins Vol. 1 — Jimi Hendrix’s “Spanish Castle Magic” and KISS’ own “Parasite.” Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready also joins in for a KISS cover, performing “Cold Gin” with Ace.
Rolling Stone is currently streaming the first song released from Origins Vol. 1, Cream’s “White Room.”
Ace Frehley’s Origins Vol. 1 will see an April 15 release. Fans who pre-order the album will get an instant download of “White Room” with their purchase. Ace Frehley is set to tour the U.S. soon, so check out his full list of dates here.
Ace Frehley, ‘Origins Vol. 1′ Track Listing:
1. “White Room” (Cream)
2. “Street Fighting Man” (Rolling Stones)
3. “Spanish Castle Magic” (Jimi Hendrix) feat. John 5
4. “Fire and Water” (Free) feat. Paul Stanley
5. “Emerald” (Thin Lizzy) feat. Slash
6. “Bring It On Home” (Led Zeppelin)
7. “Wild Thing” (The Troggs) feat. Lita Ford
8. “Parasite” (KISS) feat. John 5
9. “Magic Carpet Ride” (Steppenwolf)
10. “Cold Gin” (KISS) feat. Mike McCready
11. “Till The End of the Day” (Kinks)
12. “Rock and Roll Hell” (KISS)


Read More: Ace Frehley Taps Paul Stanley + Others for Covers Album | http://loudwire.com/ace-frehley-all-star-lineup-paul-stanley-covers-album-origins-vol-1/?trackback=tsmclip

Je suis curieux d'écouter ce que ça donne

KISS Setlist at Badlands Pawn Gold & Jewelry, Sioux Falls, SD, USA, 11.2.2016

1.
Comin' Home  
2.
Love 'Em and Leave 'Em  
3.
Hard Luck Woman  
4.
Calling Dr. Love
5.
Mainline
6.
Christine Sixteen  
7.
Hide Your Heart  
8.
Goin' Blind
9.
Do You Love Me
10.
Nothin' to Lose
11.
Love Her All I Can
12.
A World Without Heroes
13.
Plaster Caster
14.
See You Tonite
15.
Rock Bottom  
16.
Got to Choose  
17.
Beth
18.
Rock and Roll All Nite  
19.
Deuce
20.
Lick It Up
21.
Forever
22.
Every Time I Look at You

Merci Lolo

thanks LOLO !!

KISS Set To Perform At LA KISS Home Opener

LA KISS SEASON OPENER ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2ND VS. JACKSONVILLE SHARKS

KISS fans around the world - prepare yourself for one crazy, crazy night as KISS Rocks Vegas hits up a cinema screen near you on May 25th FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! Expect sky high flames, ear-bursting volume and a few drops of blood! Includes exclusive interviews with the band and footage you will only see in the cinema. -
Paul Stanley (Vocals, Rhythm guitar)
“See us on the big screen with the awesome power of surround sound. Feel like you are in Vegas and don’t be shy ‘Shout it out loud”!

Gene Simmons (Vocals, Bass guitar)
“Join us for a ‘Crazy Crazy Night’ in your cinema!”

Tommy Thayer (Lead guitar, Vocals)
“We are all tremendously proud of this production; it captures a truly unique performance. You need to see it in a cinema to get the full on experience”

Eric Singer (Drums, Percussion, Vocals)
“We rocked The Joint at Hard Rock in Las Vegas. You get up close and personal with KISS. You’re going to LOVE IT

Kiss Live in Oklahoma 2016

Here's the shows setlist:
Detroit Rock City
Deuce
Psycho Circus(not on)
Creatures of the Night
I Love it Loud(not on)
War Machine
Flaming Youth
Calling Dr. Love
Hell or Hallelujah(not on)
Lick it Up
God of Thunder
Cold Gin
Love Gun(not on)
Black Diamond(not on)
Encore Setlist:
Shout it out Loud
I was made for Lovin You
Rock n Roll all Nite

‎KISS‬ ANNOUNCES 2016 SUMMER AMERICAN "FREEDOM TO ROCK” TOUR

“Freedom To Rock” Tour Dates include:

July 7 Boise, Idaho - Taco Bell Arena
July 9 Eugene, Oregon - Matthew Knight Arena
July 10 - Kennewick, Washington - Toyota Center
July 15 - Spokane, Washington - Spokane Arena
July 16 - Bozeman, Montana -Breeden Fieldhouse
July 18 - Colorado Springs, Colorado - World Arena
July 20 - Independence, Missouri - Silverstein Eye Centers Arena
July 22 - Lincoln, Nebraska - Pinnacle Bank Arena
July 23 - Springfield, Missouri - JQH Arena
July 25 - Wichita, Kansas - Intrust Bank Arena
July 27 - Sioux City, Iowa - Tyson Events Center
July 29 - Cheyenne, Wyoming - Cheyenne Frontier Days
July 30 - Minot, North Dakota - North Dakota State Fair
August 1 - Mankato, Minnesota - Verizon Wireless Center
August 3 - Duluth, Minnesota - Amsoil Arena
August 5 - Moline, Illinois - iWireless Arena
August 6 - La Crosse, Wisconsin - La Crosse Center
August 8 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin - BMO Harris Bradley Center
August 10 - Green Bay, Wisconsin - Resch Center
August 12 - Fort Wayne, Indiana - Allen County Memorial Coliseum
August 13 - Grand Rapids, Michigan - Van Andel Arena
August 15 - Saginaw, Michigan - Dow Event Center
August 17 - Springfield, Illinois - Illinois State Fair
August 20 - Rockford, Illinois - BMO Harris Bank Center
August 22 - Dayton, Ohio - Nutter Center
August 24 - Toledo, Ohio - Huntington Center
August 26 - Youngstown, Ohio - Covelli Centre
August 27 - Erie, Pennsylvania - Erie Insurance Arena
August 29 - Rochester, New York - Blue Cross Arena
August 30 - State College, Pennsylvania - Bryce Jordan Center
September 1 - Allentown, Pennsylvania - Great Allentown Fair
September 3 - Worcester, Massachusetts - DCU Center
September 4 - Portland, Maine - Cross Insurance Arena
September 7 - Bridgeport, Connecticut - Webster Bank Arena
September 9 - Richmond, Virginia - Richmond Coliseum
September 10 - Huntington, West Virginia - Big Sandy Arena

KISS Performs Without PAUL STANLEY At 'Race To Erase MS' Fundraising Gala

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/video-kiss-performs-without-paul-stanley-at-race-to-erase-ms-fundraising-gala/#3Dx7T18c9uWDO6Hi.01

merci lolo je viens de voir ça kiss sans Paul cause blessure ..

et là yia rien ?!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4c66bi_quand-le-carrefour-de-charleville-mezie-res-fete-l-euro-2016_fun

Ah

Pour une fois qu'ils ont de l'humour (noir, à prendre au 5 ou 6e degré) dans la grande distrib !!!

Asked if Kiss plans to release new music anytime soon, Paul Stanley, one of the legendary band’s founding members, responds with a long sigh.

It’s been four years since the band’s last album, 2012’s “Monster,” and Stanley’s band mate, Gene Simmons, has expressed to reporters his desire to get back into the studio. Stanley, on the other hand, isn’t so sure.

“I’m of the mindset now that I’d do another album if it wasn’t just a rehash of (‘Monster’),” Stanley said during a recent phone interview. “I’d want to do something with a little more scope. … If we pushed ourselves away from what we’d do instinctively or most easily, and if everybody’s on the same page and it works, I could see going into the studio.”

Stanley’s outlook seems to be that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. After all, Kiss, which performs at the Spokane Arena on Friday, has been a hugely popular touring act for more than 40 years.





“Bands are classic because you know what they’re going to do and you love it,” Stanley said.

Known for outrageous stage antics and its makeup-and-leather aesthetic, Kiss is as much a brand as a band, with likenesses of its members adorning everything from comic books to pinball machines. There’s even a Kiss-themed arena football team.

The band last came through Spokane in 2011, and Stanley says the group patterned this tour after its 2014 Las Vegas residency. Dubbed “Freedom to Rock,” the show promises all the pyrotechnics and power chords you’ve come to expect from a Kiss concert.

“It’s a big, awesome show, and the band is big and awesome,” Stanley said. “Anybody can pattern their show on what we’ve done in the past, but you’ll never be us. That’s why we’re Kiss, and that’s why we’ve been around 40 years.”

Since breaking through in the mid-’70s, Kiss has amassed a rabid fan base, which dubs itself the Kiss Army. Stanley says the band still tailors its shows to the fans: They’re still playing the songs that made them famous, and you can bet that Simmons is still spitting blood and breathing fire.

“To change the show because you’re bored in the band is an insult to the people paying for it,” Stanley said. “That’s who we’re doing this for. … To go up on stage and rearrange a song just because you’re tired of playing it, then quit! You have a responsibility and an obligation to your fans, and you should take it a lot more seriously.

“I’m damn proud to play ‘Detroit Rock City.’ I’m thrilled and honored to do ‘Rock and Roll All Nite,’ to do ‘Black Diamond.’ I have great pride in what I’m doing.”

Now that Kiss has become a legacy act, Stanley describes each new tour as a “victory lap.”

“We’re not out there trying to succeed or break ground in terms of exposure,” he explained. “We’ve scaled the heights. Now it’s a matter of going out there and justifying our place. It’s great to be considered classic rock because of the company we’re in. It’s pretty rarefied air up there. … We have to prove that we’re worthy of being around as long as we have.”

And even with four decades under his belt, Stanley says he’s often surprised that people are still discovering Kiss for the first time.

“I love when people leave going, ‘What have I been missing?’ ” he said. “It’s all about that joy that people get, and that sense of exhilaration when it’s over, that they rode the biggest roller coaster.”

Set List:

Detroit Rock City
Deuce
Shout It Out Loud
Creatures of the Night
War Machine (Gene spits fire)
Flaming Youth
Psycho Circus
Calling Dr. Love
Shock Me (Guitar solo)
Strutter
Cold Gin
Lick It Up
Bass Solo (Gene spits blood and flies)
I Love It Loud
100,000 Years
Love Gun (Paul flies out to the crowd)
Black Diamond

Encore:

Beth
The Star-Spangled Banner
Rock and Roll All Nite

rien de neuf sous le soleil et visiblement cela n'intéresse plus grand monde !!!!

je serai curieux de savoir qui sera intéressé par la kissologie 4 ........ le jour ou elle sortira ...

Kiss frontman Paul Stanley believes Kiss will record another album – and knows what it needs to achieve




Kiss frontman Paul Stanley believes the band will record another album, despite the doubts he’s discussed in the past.

And he says he has a strong idea of what the work needs to achieve.

The subject of a follow-up to 2012’s Monster has been under discussion for some time, with Stanley saying in July that the band remained “conflicted.”

Guitarist Tommy Thayer said this month that their 2015 cartoon movie with Scooby-Doo did more for the band than another record would.

Now Stanley tells Cleveland Scene: “Records at this point are really something that, if we do, we do it for us more than anybody else.

“There really is no music industry. It’s a guy who ran Tropicana last year that may run a record company this year. It’s not a bunch of people who love music – it’s a commodity at this point.”

Monster reached No.3 in the US charts on release, while previous album Sonic Boom hit No.2, giving Kiss their highest-ever chart placing.

Stanley says the band have to find a good reason to return to the studio, adding: “Sonic Boom, there was definitely a reason to do. Monster, there was a reason to do.

“We’re toying – certainly I’m toying – with the idea of doing another album. I think it will happen.”

He continues: “The only thing I’m adamant about is that it’s not son of Sonic Boom or son of Monster, or son of any other album. It has to be something fresh, because, initially, the people we’re doing it for are us.”