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KISS Plays 'Private' Warm-Up Show In Detroit In Front Of 1,500 Fans

September 25, 2009

Over 1,500 lucky fans attended a private KISS warm-up show at Cobo Arena in Detroit, Michigan on Thursday (September 24). The band previewed their awesome new stage while filming footage for the "Modern Day Delilah" video as well as two songs for an upcoming episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

KISS performed the following songs:

* "Rock And Roll All Nite"
* "Modern Day Delilah"
* "Detroit Rock City"
* "Got To Choose"
* "Shout It Loud"

Check out photos below.

KISS' appearance on ABC-TV's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will be broadcast on the Wednesday, October 7 episode (which will actually air the morning of Thursday, October 8).

KISS's new album, "Sonic Boom", will be released in Europe on October 5 via Loud & Proud/Roadrunner Records. The CD will be made available in the U.S. and Canada on October 6 exclusively via Wal-Mart, Walmart.com and Sam's Club retail locations.

"Sonic Boom", produced by guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley in Los Angeles, is the centerpiece of a three-disc set that also features a completely re-recorded greatest hits CD (previously available in Japan) as well as a live DVD shot in Argentina during the band's recent, record-breaking KISS Alive 35 South American tour. The CD set will retail for $12, with pre-orders starting in September on Walmart.com.

Wal-Mart, one of America's largest music retailers, is finalizing its exciting plans now for its in-store and online destinations for KISS fans surrounding the launch of the new album and tour, and will host various KISS products in addition to their music in its stores this fall. More details on Wal-Mart KISS activity, announcements regarding album pre-sales, sweepstakes and KISS appearances will be shared shortly.

The "Sonic Boom" cover art was created by Michael Doret, who also designed the band's classic "Rock And Roll Over" album cover.

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