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Watch Clips from Kiss’ Highly Explosive Soundcheck in Dubai Kiss prepared for their Kiss 2020 Goodbye concert in Dubai with a soundcheck last night, and a small number of the 3,000 fans who’ll be in attendance were allowed to watch. During the New Year’s Eve show, which will be livestreamed on a pay-per-view basis, the band hope to set a new world record for the amount of pyrotechnics used. Fan-shot clips of the show opening and “Detroit Rock City,” a flamethrowers test, “Psycho Circus” and “Lick It Up” can be seen below. None of the band wore stage gear, except for Tommy T...

Richmond Lam/Handout In-person concerts will come back eventually, but their return will not signify the end of the livestreamed online versions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only are virtual concerts here to stay, they will likely thrive in more sophisticated (and expensive) ways. The schedule of extravagant online New Year’s Eve shows are a harbinger of things to come. Canadian indie-music icons Broken Social Scene, for example, will headline a pre-taped “Big Night In” concert and event that includes gourmet dinner-kit options for fans of euphoric widescreen rock and elegan...

In their early days, Kiss would wear masks while traveling through airports to keep their identities a secret. In 2020, they're doing it for safety. With the band in Dubai preparing for their live Kiss 2020 Goodbye pay-per-view concert on New Year's Eve, they put out a video showing their flight from Los Angeles to the United Arab Emirates on Twitter. All four members are wearing masks, as are all of the employees of the airline. In a separate tweet, Paul Stanley described the measures taken to avoid spreading the coronavirus. "FYI...Everyone's safety is our priority," he wrote. "The band & 3...