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KISS Medley Part Of ROBERT WELLS' 'Rhapsody In Rock' Tour

July 12, 2008

The Kiss On FireKISS fan blog reports: "The cheesy Swedish mainstream artist Robert Wells recently had the opening show for his traditional annual summer tour of Sweden called 'Rhapsody In Rock'. This package tour contains some of the biggest names in Swedish mainstream music. This year the last number of the main set is — believe it or not — a KISS medley. The female vocalists Charlotte Perelli, Sofia Källgren and LaGaylia Frazier are doing 'I Was Made For Loving You', 'Detroit Rock City', 'Rock N Roll All Nite', 'God Gave Rock N Roll To You' and 'Heaven's On Fire' together with Robert Wells and the orchestra. Totally tacky and cheesy but still kind of interesting that KISS are featured in a mainstream situation like this. The tour will continue over Sweden all summer."

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