In an interview with KISSbySienna hosted by Sienna Hernandez, Gene Simmons confirmed that new music from the legendary rock band is in the works.
He revealed: "KISS is in the studio now.
So we just recorded a new song, as a matter of fact, that Paul Stanley wrote.
I can't tell you more about it.
And that'll be coming out at some point." Gene told Pollstar magazine last month that "new" KISS songs will be featured the upcoming avatar-based KISS show, which is tentatively scheduled to launch in Las Vegas in 2028.
The as-yet unnamed KISS experience will be the first major entry into the U.S.
market for Pophouse Entertainment, the Sweden-based music investment firm co-founded by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus.
The band hasn't issued a full-length disc of new music since 2012's "Monster", which sold 56,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No.
3 on The Billboard 200 chart.
The band's previous LP, "Sonic Boom", opened with 108,000 units back in October 2009 to enter the chart at No.
2.,It was KISS's highest-charting LP ever.
Paul Stanley expressed enthusiasm for writing new music for KISS, stating: "Freedom, self-empowerment, enjoying life.
That doesn't change.
It doesn't matter how old you are.
You're supposed to enjoy your life, you're supposed to do things your way.
That's timeless.
That's rock and roll." The band has been touring in support of their farewell tour since completing the "End Of The Road" five-year, 250-date trek.
KISS returned to the stage at their "KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas" event held November 13-15 at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.
This time, the event will introduce an expanded and immersive KISSperience featuring artist panels and Q&As, a look-alike contest, KISS karaoke, "Ask Doc" sessions with longtime KISS manager Doc McGhee, artist meet-and-greets and late-night DJs.,The event also includes interactive exhibits, a merch store and a "Future Of KISS" panel.
Paul Stanley had previously expressed uncertainty about the idea of making another KISS album in interviews a few years ago, telling the "Loudwire Podcast": "If we're going to do an album, it would be because we want to do an album, not because of sales.