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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 15, 2004--2.5 tons of greasepaint... 4,362 gallons of fake blood... 3,400 smashed guitars, tons of explosives and lights... and enough platform boots stacked end to end to circle the globe... for more than thirty years, "The Greatest Rock 'N' Rock Show on Earth" has played more than 3,500 concerts in front of 78 million fans around the world. And it's not over yet.

You wanted the best, you got the best!! VH1 Classic presents KISS - back this summer with a new show, new stage and a set list featuring rarely heard gems from the entire KISS catalog along with more fire, more screaming guitars and more spectacle than ever with their ROCK THE NATION tour. And if that isn't enough, POISON, the most glam of all the glam-rock bands will be joining KISS for the tour that is sure to put the sweat back into Summer!! It all begins in San Antonio, TX on June 10.

Purveyors of decadence and excess since the Seventies, KISS invented stadium rock with their sci-fi Kabuki costumes, explosive theatrics and, of course, their garish make-up. In their extensive world tours, they've attracted the most rabid fans: The KISS Army. KISS rocked 800 million viewers at Super Bowl XXXIII (while managing to stay fully clothed), breathed fire into the closing ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics, and welcomed the New Year with a bang at Times Square for four consecutive years.

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