While not completely sold out, the venue was packed, with tickets having been sold from $39 all the way up to $1,000 per ticket, and the crowd extended well back into the lawn where they came prepared with blankets for the brisk night ahead. Flames, fireworks and explosions rocked through the air and the crowd went absolutely crazy! Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Tommy Thayer were lowered down from platforms at the top while drummer, Eric Singer’s drum riser was also lowered. They started off the night with hit songs, “ Detroit Rock City” and “ Shout It Out Loud” off of their 1976 album “Destroyer”, which turned 45 this year and will be re-released as a Super Deluxe 4 CD and Blu-Ray Box Set next month.Ĭheck out an acoustic version of Beth here: When KISS took to the stage, they pulled no punches, hitting Chicago with everything they had for their END OF THE ROAD World Tour, which was one of the best performances I’ve seen and was loaded with explosions, lasers, blood, fire, the sharpest video screens I’ve ever seen and they even brought out the disco ball for good measure! Garibaldi is an amazing talent and he is doing phenomenal work for Crew Nation, you can learn more about him on his official website here. Periodically hyping up the audience and speedily returning to work with a furious pace of brush-strokes, and paint splatters, he created a total of three paintings, of Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon and of course, KISS. Those interested in donating and potentially leaving with one of his works of art signed by KISS were encouraged to visit to donate with a minimum donation being $10.īob Dylan’s “ All Along The Watchtower” (as performed by Jimi Hendrix) started playing and Garibaldi went to work, painting color-by-color, layer-by-layer on what eventually became a beautiful portrait of Jimi Hendrix. Garibaldi creates work of art on stage for charity, raising money for Crew Nation, a Global Relief Fund for Live Music Crews. Opening the show Saturday night however was performance painter, David Garibaldi who has appeared at The White House, on ESPN, America’s Got Talent, The Today Show and more. TINLEY PARK, IL – In 1973, the legacy that we’ve come to know about the rock band KISS was born, after Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley left the band they were in, (Wicked Lester), answered an ad placed by Peter Criss and brought on Ace Frehley to the band, all the components were in place and KISS was ALIVE!
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