KISS Releases Trailer for 'Kiss: End of the Road' Documentary, Premiering 19 November
KISS has released a trailer for Kiss: End of the Road, a documentary that will premiere on 19 November through a livestream on the band's own website. The trailer was published on 27 October, according to Rolling Stone.
The film follows the band in the weeks leading up to the final show of their 2023 farewell tour. It was directed by DJ Viola. The premiere will be streamed at endoftheroad.kissonline.com, and a livestream is a broadcast that plays in real time over the internet, so viewers watch it as it happens rather than whenever they choose.
Access to the premiere costs $14.99 in US dollars. Once the premiere begins, that ticket allows viewing for seven days. Viewers who miss the live broadcast can still watch within that window.
The documentary is also expected to reach other platforms over the coming months. No dates or services for those releases have been announced.
The tour being documented was a long one. It launched in January 2019 and ended with a finale at Madison Square Garden in New York City on 2 December 2023, closing a run of almost five years on the road. Farewell tours are often announced with the promise that the final dates will be the last, and this film looks at the stretch before the curtain came down on that final show.
For fans who could not get to New York in 2023, the premiere offers a closer look at what the band was doing in the months before the last night. Anyone curious about the end of a long touring era will find the trailer a short way in. The premiere date is set, and the price and viewing window are published on the band's site.
