KISS will be performing their last concert ever at Madison Square Garden in New York City on December 2, and you can watch it live.
The concert will start at 8PM and will be available for live-streaming worldwide on pay-per-view at PPV.com. According to Blabbermouth, PPV.com doesn’t require a subscription and you can purchase the concert for $39.99. INDEMAND will also have it available through cable, satellite, and telco via its providers like Spectrum, Xfinity, Contour, Optimum, Flos, DirecTV, DISH, Rogers, and Relus.
Per Blabbermouth, because New York City has been a huge part of the band’s history, it only made sense to host their last hoorah in Madison Square Garden, a well-known staple of the city.
Their End of the Road Tour was announced in September of 2018, and has made stops all over the world, from Paris, to Quebec, and even making a stop in Crandon, Wisconsin at the beginning of September.
Originally, the tour was supposed to end on July 17, 2021 in New York City, but the band decided to keep on trekking until late 2023. Per Blabbermouth, when speaking about “End of the Road” in an interview with Australia’s “The Project,” Paul Stanley said:
“Well, it’s interesting because we can see the end now. When we started to plan this, it was probably about five years ago and the pandemic came into play and we lost a few years. We’ve done 250 shows on this ‘End Of The Road’ tour, because it’s a long road, and they kept paving more road. But this is it for us. And intellectually, yeah, we go, we can’t continue doing this. We’re in our 70s; hard to believe. But for us, it’s just reached a point where we realize we can’t do this indefinitely. We’re really at the top of our game still. And now’s the time to do a victory lap and go out there with our heads held high and say thank you to everybody and do a show that really encapsulates and really pays tribute not only to us but to the fans.“
