As the young New York glam rockers kiss When they decided in the spring of 1973 to perform with made-up faces, they had no idea how much this decision would one day make their aging as a band easier. Fifty years later, as part of the farewell tour “End of the Road”, which will last until the end of 2023, Kiss are on the stage of the well-filled Munich Königsplatz, and the problems that other grandmasters of their generation have are faced by Paul Stanley, 71, Gene Simmons, 73, and bandmates Thomas Thayer, 62, and Eric Singer, 65, who joined more than twenty years ago, do not. Make-up faces have no wrinkles. Kiss can do without like Abba to send computer-generated avatars onto the stage to recreate the illusion of the 1970s. They also succeed in the show with a live cast.
“Kiss” in Munich – culture
