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Here's Tommy on the cover of "Guitarra Total" magazine!

Thank you to Marcio Siquiera of KISS Kommunikation Brazil for sending KISSonline the image.

Here's a humorous interview from Swedish television filmed before KISS' Stockholm show last night! The guys have a lot of fun with the interviewer's questions. Pay attention to their answers when asked "Are you writing songs together right now?" and Eric and Tommy's answer to "How are Paul and Gene as 'employees?'" Classic!

Here's KISS walking to the stage last night just before they rocked over 33,000 fans at a SOLD OUT Stockholm Stadium!

Photos by Kevin Gladden for KISSonline.

Here are a few more fan-filmed clips from last night's amazing KISS show at Stockholm Stadium.

Crazy Nights



I'm An Animal

By Sean Spillane

Here's an interesting quote the ever-modest Kiss singer-guitarist Paul Stanley gave to Reuters about the Kiss tour:

"The bands that have to worry about the recession are the ones who don't give their money's worth to the audience. If you come to see us, your money will blind you and deafen you and pummel you."

Here's a Swedish news clip from the after-show party at Cafe Opera, featuring interviews with both Tommy and Eric!

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Mona Sahlin: "I have liked KISS since the 1970s."

Social Democratic party leader Mona Sahlin is a regular, faithful guest at the Hultsfred festival.

Tonight, she is also attending the KISS concert in Stockholm, confirms her press secretary Camila Buzaglo Peirone.

Yes, that's right. She is there as a private person. "She is a music lover and really like all kinds of music," said Camila Buzaglo Peirone.

Mona Sahlin is attending the concert with her son, Gustav, 21. Like his mother, he enjoys the band's music, and they've been to concerts together before.

Here's an interview with Tommy filmed for Hughes and Kettner at KISS' Rock am Ring this past week!

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Check out this great KISS feature from the June issue of "Heavy Rock" magazine in Spain!

Thanks to Fernando Martinez & Javier Rueda of kissarmyspain.com for sending KISSonline the images.

Check out these great fan-filmed clips of "100,000 Years" and "Shout it Out Loud" from tonight's show in Stockholm!

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Get your No Service Fee KISS Concert Tickets this month at LiveNation.com. You asked - we listened. Buy KISS Tickets to your favorite Live Nation Amphitheater Shows. There is No Service Fee - So you can enjoy the show!

General public tickets for the following KISS shows go on sale today:

September 2, 2010 Marcus Amphitheatre, Milwaukee, WI
September 3, 2010 First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre, Tinley Park, IL

VIP Packages are also available.

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Here's an amazing KISS feature from the June issue of "Popular 1" magazine in Spain! Spanning nine pages, the article features a lengthy interview with Gene and numerous photos of the band.

Thanks to Fernando Martinez & Javier Rueda of kissarmyspain.com for sending KISSonline these images.

Check out these photos of Tommy and Gene headed to Stockholm's Cafe Opera for an after-show party... in KISS-themed Lamborghinis!

Photos by Stefan Soderstrom for Noje and Per-Olaf Sannas for Nojes Bladet.

By Frank Dobrovnik

You waited for the best, you'll get the best.

In other words, Kiss is definitely going to make up for the scrubbed Dec. 15 show in Sault Ste. Marie, and it's going to happen sooner rather than later. That was the message Thursday morning on Rock 101.3, where host Scott Cook assured listeners the stars are aligning for the rock gods to make their way to the Essar Centre. A summer date is tentatively scheduled, Cook said.

"There's so much doubt they're coming at all at this point, I just wanted to give people a little tease that they are coming, there's a date in mind, but I can't say anything more right now," said Cook.

The Sault placed third in an online contest last year that let fan votes route the band's fall North American tour, but bad weather cancelled the final show of the tour.

Since then, the community's spirit appears to have have dropped precipitously. In a recent Sault Star poll asking whether people believe Kiss will perform in the Sault this year, 94 per cent said no.

But the radio station, a longtime sponsor of local shows, is in frequent contact with promoter AEG Live, and "everyone we spoke with at AEG Live assured us it's going to happen, they just don't know when exactly," Cook said.

The band began its European tour Thursday to promote its latest record, Sonic Boom. The tour crosses into North America next month. Several gaps between shows could accommodate a detour to the Sault, including between North Dakota July 24 and Pittsburgh July 29, and Minnesota Sept. 4 and Toronto Sept. 10.

Trevor Zachary, the Essar Centre's concert and events manager, said last month he is holding on to a date in the fall.

Kiss will return to the road this summer for another leg of their "Hottest Show on Earth Tour". The legendary rock band will visit Mansfield's Comcast Center (Boston) on Saturday, August 7. Tickets, which range in price from $20.50 to $125, are on sale Friday at 10 a.m. through Live Nation.

The classic rockers released their first studio album in 11 years, Sonic Boom, last October. Kiss' inactivity did not seem to affect their music, as it debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200. Sonic Boom was produced by singer-guitarist Paul Stanley and includes original bassist Gene Simmons with guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer, both of whom have played on and off roles with the band over the years.

The band is currently on their "Sonic Boom Over Europe" tour, which attracted over 90,000 fans to Germany's Rock Am Ring last Thursday night.

The tour also offers VIP ticket options for the KISS Meet & Greet Experience, which features a seat within the first five rows, a chance to meet Kiss's members, and various band paraphernalia.