You wanted the best, you got the best — ice-cold KISS gin to go with your tonic! It’s what legions of U.S.-based KISS fans have been waiting for since the release of the band’s classic track “Cold Gin” in […]
Aftershock–the West Coast’s Biggest Rock Festival–returns to Discovery Park in Sacramento, CA on October 6-9, 2022 bigger than ever, expanding to four full days (after a half 4th day in 2021), adding a 4th music stage and featuring over 90 bands. The […]
Just when it was thought that Welcome To Rockville couldn’t possibly outdo its massive 2021 record-breaking event that featured 161,000 people and an at-home livestream audience of 1.2 million, Danny Wimmer Presents has put together the biggest lineup yet […]
KISS’s Rock and Roll All Nite In Chula Vista, CA BY MAURICE NUNEZ | Go Venue Magazine The KISS ‘End of The Road World Tour’ hit the North Island Credit Union Amphitheater this evening [Saturday, September 25, 2021] […]
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., July 22, 2021 — Today Live Nation announced it is celebrating the Return to Live concerts this summer by offering fans $20 all-in tickets to nearly 1,000 shows this year. As Live Nation’s outdoor venues across the […]
Rock n roll legends KISS announced today they will be headed back out on the road for the last leg of their final tour, the END OF THE ROAD TOUR. Produced by Live Nation, the […]
JOE DeSANTI | Go Venue Magazine The date was June 4, 2021. The place was the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska. The band was Hairball! The days of canceled events and staying home because of […]
Alice Cooper is back! Catch Alice on tour this Fall with special guest, former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley. Celebrating the release of his new album, Detroit Stories, Alice will hit the road starting September 17 […]
Gibson, the iconic American guitar brand, has entered into a joint venture with Gene Simmons, international rock legend and co-founder of KISS, America’s #1 gold record award-winning group of all time, in all categories (RIAA), to create G². G², […]
Chance Barkley | Go Venue Magazine In 1975, Kiss was in trouble. After a slow start with their self-titled album, the follow-ups Hotter than Hell and Dressed to Kill, had done progressively worse in the […]
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