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KISS have announced KISS: End of the Road, a new documentary going behind the scenes of the band’s lengthy farewell tour. The film will premiere online through KissOnline.com on November 19, 2026, with additional release platforms expected to be detailed later.
Directed by DJ Viola and produced by Leslie Greif of Big Dreams Entertainment and Elemeno Productions, the production follows the group through the triumphs and complications of their final touring chapter. It concludes with KISS’s December 2023 shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The film promises a look at preparations, personal dynamics and the pressure of maintaining a huge concert production across the band’s final run. Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons have both described it as a chance for fans to experience the tour from inside the KISS camp rather than solely from the audience.
The November 19 streaming premiere is being delivered through technology partner Kiswe, with Mercury Studios presenting the event. Pre-orders start at $14.99, with regional pricing, and purchasers will have a seven-day viewing window after the premiere.
Visitors to the November 13–15 KISS Kruise: Land-Locked in Vegas event are due to receive an advance preview. The documentary is distinct from earlier KISS live films and focuses on the farewell tour that began in 2019 and ended in 2023.
See the documentary preview and visit KISS’s official website for premiere details.
An event-exclusive collection of KISS vinyl and celebratory merchandise will be available at KISS 50 Germany on 30 October 2026 at Mitsubishi Electric Halle in Düsseldorf. The official fan celebration marking 50 years since KISS first performed in Germany offers strictly limited, individually numbered black and colored variants of five classic albums, White Label collector editions and nine colored 7-inch editions, all available exclusively at the event.
