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KISS: New Interview With TOMMY THAYER, ERIC SINGER

June 9, 2010

The U.K. branch of Roadrunner Records caught up with KISS when the band played two nights at London's Wembley Arena. Watch Roadrunner's interview below with Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer about how things have been going with the band since the fans last saw them in the U.K. when they played a tiiiiny club show for some hardcore fans and what you missed out on if you couldn't make the dates.

Continuing its ongoing support of aspiring artists, Guitar Center, the world's largest musical instrument retailer, has announced that it has teamed up with KISS and leading digital media company for entertainment, Eventful, for a revolutionary music program: Guitar Center On-Stage, a competition that provides unsigned bands and artists the career-altering opportunity to open for KISS on their upcoming North American tour, The Hottest Show on Earth.

One band from each of twenty-two markets across the United States will be chosen to play at a KISS show. At the conclusion of the tour, KISS will choose the best of the twenty-two bands to receive the grand prize that includes a $10,000 Guitar Center shopping spree. Now through September 1, 2010, bands across the country are invited to register at GCOnstage.com.

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