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AEROSMITH/KISS Tour Named 'Most Creative'

February 12, 2004

The AEROSMITH/KISS concert pairing was named the "Most Creative Tour Package" at the annual Pollstar Concert Industry Awards, which took place February 6 at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, Calif.

The star-studded gala was hosted by acid-tongued comedian Lewis Black and was attended by concert industry professionals from around the world.

Each year, the Concert Industry Awards honor those whose contributions most enhance and enrich the live music experience. The nominees are chosen by their concert business peers and winners are determined by ballots cast by Pollstar subscribers.

Here are some of the other winners:

Major Tour Of The Year: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E STREET BAND
Most Creative Stage Production: BLUE MAN GROUP
Best New Artist Tour: GOOD CHARLOTTE

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