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First KISS avatar gig to take place in 2027

Author Flavia Andrade - 23.12.2023

KISS have released a video announcing that their avatars are coming in 2027. The video came with the caption: “50 years is a long time, and what the future holds is in the making.”

The technology behind the KISS avatars was originally created for ABBA‘s “Voyage” show in London. With its usage, KISS will be able to stay “on the road” even after their retirement.

Recently, Gene Simmons has stated that the project cost about “200 million” US dollars.

You can check out the short video announcement below:

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