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NEW YORK (AP) — Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world. This weekend, Kiss, the band started by those four — albeit with two different members currently in the fold — […]

KISS plans to hang up their platform boots after two back-to-back shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City as part of their final "End of the Road World Tour."

KISS reaches the end of the road this weekend -- not only of its End of the Road World Tour but of the band as a touring entity, at least with co-founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley. The group plays two final shows Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1-2, at Madison Square Garden, where the group started more than 50 years ago. It's a fitting site for a finale, and Stanley tells us the emotions will be bittersweet: "It's very mixed. Playing the Garden will be exhilarating and full circle...

After 50 years, the legendary rock band Kiss will give its final performances on Friday and Saturday at Madison Square Garden. Here is a look at how the band has evolved over the years.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world. This weekend, Kiss, the band started by those four — albeit with two different members currentl...

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.

Fifty years ago, four young New Yorkers dragged their guitars, amps and drums to a loft on 23rd Street in New York, dreaming of becoming the biggest band in the world.