Our story about super-fan Luke meeting KISS has made it into the Leicester Mercury. Big thanks to Martin for sharing!

Here's a link to a review by Paul Davies for the O2 show, thanks for sending it over Paul. 
Kiss rock 'n' rolled all night to shock their crazy fans

Top 20 position confirmed. The new KISS Compilation KISSWORLD hit the Official U.K. (Overall) album chart (week 09/06/2017) at number 18. Well done to all concerned.

Gene Simmons is back with more episodes of his I Love It Loud show on BBC Radio 2 starting this Wednesday (7th) at 22:00. It will be available to listen to live online or via On Demand afterwards over at the BBC Radio 2 page.

"The Kiss founding member and all-round rock expert spins his favourite tunes, from the likes of AC/DC, Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper"

Here's Rock & Roll All Nite from the O2 courtesy of Nigel Adie! 

Tommy Thayer took part in a free meet & greet at GuitarGuitar in Camden, London. It was a great night to meet fellow KISS fans and Tommy was pure class as usual. Big thank you to Tommy for giving up his time for us all.

Seventeen-year-old Luke Wardle from Leicestershire had his rock dream come true on Sunday 28th May when he was invited backstage to meet his heroes KISS in Birmingham. Luke, who has cerebral palsy, is a massive KISS fan and has even played drums dressed as his favourite member Eric Singer at previous charity events.

Earlier in the year Luke got in touch with Paul Finn, who runs the fan-based KISSin' UK website, excited that he had tickets to his first KISS concert. Paul then contacted the band to try and surprise Luke, and at 7:30PM before the show Luke was given the green light to meet them!

Photo: Martin & Luke with Gene Simmons, Eric Singer, Paul & Tommy

Luke and his father Martin met Paul at the Barclaycard Arena where they were all taken downstairs by KISS' road crew and stood close to the bands dressing room. The band then appeared in full make-up and platform boots and allowed Luke to pose with them for a photo. Luke was very excited as his heroes towered over him in full costume and in the words of his father Martin, he was "one very happy young man!"

After heightened security due to the tragic events in Manchester it was thought that plans would need to be cancelled, however the band have a long history of putting their fans first and in doing so made one boy's first KISS concert a Crazy Crazy Night to remember.

Big thank you to Keith Leroux for all his help!

There are more amazing O2 photos like these over on our Facebook page. Big thank you to Nige Adie for letting us use them!
https://www.facebook.com/kissinuk/posts/1282562411863897

Here's another couple of Birmingham photos from a fellow KISS fan & colleague of mine Eric Gibbon. Eric has a long history of attending KISS shows starting with Bingley Hall in 1980!