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KISS Offering Fans Chance To Vote On Setlist

June 14, 2007

KISS is offering fans a chance to vote on a song that KISS will perform at its three currently scheduled concerts this summer. A list of 10 or so songs is currently being compiled and will include tracks that KISS has never performed in concert. KISS will perform the song that receives the most fan votes. In the next week or so the band's official web site will reveal the list of track candidates along with instructions on how to vote.

Upcoming KISS shows:

July 20 - Kewadin Casinos - Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
July 21 - Rock Fest 2007 - Cadott, Wisconsin
July 27 - Soboba Casino Arena - San Jacinto, California

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