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KISS To Perform All Of 'Alive!' On Upcoming Tour

April 16, 2008

According to a posting on the KISS fan site KissNews.de, KISS guitarist Tommy Thayer told an Italian radio station earlier today (April 16) that the band will perform all songs from its classic "Alive!" release on the forthcoming European leg of the Alive 35 World Tour along with "obscure songs never played before." Thayer also revealed that plans exist for the group to hit the road in the U.S. and Canada later in the year as well South America and possibly Japan.

KISS will wear the "Destroyer" costumes for the upcoming tour, which will kick off in early May.

KISS performed live on the "Footy Show" (AFL) on Australian TV on March 13, 2008 and took part in an interview. Watch some of the performance below.

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