KISS: Footage Of Entire Melbourne Press Conference Available

March 13, 2008

Kiss Army Australia has filmed the entire KISS press conference which took place Wednesday (March 12) at Crown Towers in Melbourne, Australia. Watch the footage in four parts below.

KISS' first show of the Australian tour will take place on the closing night concert at this weekend's Formula 1 Grand Prix. The band is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, and will play in Sydney and Brisbane before a European tour which will see them play for the first time in Russia.

KISS' Australian/New Zealand shows are as follows:

March 16 - Melbourne, Australia - Ing F1 Grand Prix
March 18 - Brisbane, Australia - Entertainment Center
March 20 - Sydney, Australia - Acer Arena
March 22 - Wellington, New Zealand - ROCK2WTGN Festival

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