KISS bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons has announced the postponement of 17 of the 26 dates on his 2025 solo tour (via Loudwire ). Initially scheduled to begin on April 3rd in Anaheim, California, the tour is now set to start on May 2nd in Peachtree City, Georgia. The decision caught fans by surprise, but according to the artist's team, the postponements are not related to health issues.
Christina Vitaglano, responsible for the tour's VIP packages, confirmed that the April shows and the Texas leg in May have been rescheduled for early 2026. "There are no medical issues involved. Just adjustments to the schedule," she assured. The new dates should be announced soon.
In recent interviews, Simmons commented on his difficulty stepping away from the stage after KISS , which ended in December 2023. "I tried to stay away from the stage, but it's too much fun," the musician told Ultimate Classic Rock , justifying his decision to continue touring solo.
Despite the postponements, some dates have been maintained, including performances in cities such as Peachtree City, Georgia (May 2), Red Bank, New Jersey (May 5), Montclair, New Jersey (May 6), Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (May 8), Huntington, New York (May 9), Uncasville, Connecticut (May 11), Northfield, Ohio (May 14), and Niagara Falls, Ontario (May 15). Fans are now awaiting further updates on the postponed shows and the possible extension of the tour into 2026.
Announcement of a KISS solo concert in 2025.
KISS announced on their official website that to the stage for a concert in November 2025. The show will be part of a three-day event in Las Vegas to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the KISS Army , the band's official fan club since 1975. The KISS Army Storms Vegas will take place between the 14th and 16th at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas . It will be the band's first concert since the end of the End of the Road World Tour .
The event does not appear to have any connection with the cancellation of Gene Simmons' solo dates.
Details about Gene Simmons' tour.
Gene Simmons ' solo tour is attracting attention for offering exclusive experiences to fans. One of the VIP packages available allows admirers to act as the musician's personal assistant and roadie for a day, for US$12,495, in addition to the ticket. The package includes activities such as assisting with stage setup, attending soundchecks, and even sharing a meal with Simmons.
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