KISS, one of the most influential rock bands ever, is wrapping up their impressive 48-year-long career with a huge farewell tour, which will include a final concert in Madrid on 3th July. The WiZink Center, venue for the last show that the group gave in Madrid in 2018, will once more host a show with  hugest stage design that KISS has ever had.

Under the title of The End of the Road World Tour, the North American group has promised to offer a review of its timeless classics, which have turned them into one of the bestselling bands ever.  KISS has sold more than one hundred million albums, obtaining 42 platinum discs and 30 gold discs and joined the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.

With Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley as its founding members, who still form part of the group, it was in New York when this group emerged in 1973 and became known for its songs and curious appearance as well as for being the first to bring high levels of showiness to their concerts with pyrotechnics.

From Kiss (1974) to Monster (2012), twenty studio albums mark its long discography, from which emblematic hard rock and metal songs arose, such as I Was Made for Lovin' You. Now, it will lower the curtain to bid farewell to one of the longest, most lustrous and spectacular careers in the history of rock, such as that of KISS.