The KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas will feature an incredible reunion

Longtime KISS drummer Eric Singer will participate in the eagerly awaited “KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas” at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas from November 14–16, 2025. As reported by blabbermouth.net, for two “unmasked” shows—one acoustic and one electric—the singer will rejoin with Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Tommy Thayer. This will be the first time KISS has performed together since they stopped touring in 2023. In addition, Singer will conduct a “Name That Tune” guitar and drum riff activity with Thayer, take part in a fan Q&A session with Simmons, Stanley, and Thayer, and autograph the event poster as a gift for each visitor. His inclusion coincides with the KISS family’s and fans’ global commemoration of founding guitarist Ace Frehley.

Co-produced by Pophouse, Topeka, and Vibee, this unique KISS Army fan event honors the band’s five-decade history as well as the organization’s 50th anniversary. The weekend will feature appearances by Quiet Riot, Stephen Pearcy, and Warren DeMartini singing the songs of RATT, Bruce Kulick, Sebastian Bach, Black ‘N Blue, Kuarantine, School of Rock, and more, in addition to the “unmasked” performances and Singer’s comeback.

In addition to interactive activities, meet-and-greets, photo ops, and other special fan experiences honoring KISS’s unparalleled legacy, fans can anticipate Q&A sessions with KISS members, longtime manager Doc McGhee, producers Eddie Kramer and Bob Ezrin, photographer Lynn Goldsmith, and KISS Army founders Bill Starkey and Jay Evans.

A three-night stay at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, special access to all performances and panels, carefully chosen gifts, a signed event poster, and valuable memorabilia are all included in Vibee experience packages.

In 2021 and 2022, KISS had scheduled a 12-show residency at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas; however, all of the dates were eventually cancelled. Visit KISSKruiseVegas.com for more details and to reserve your “KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas” package.

Over the course of the band’s 50-year existence, KISS was renowned for its unique and outstanding fan events that consistently prioritized the fans. Annual fan gatherings like the “KISS Kruise” fostered a sense of community and a bond with the band.