Earlier this year, KISS reunited for the first time since their 2023 “End Of The Road” world tour finale. The band played two sets for the KISS Cruise: Landlocked In Vegas event — one acoustic and another full electric, but both without their trademark makeup.
During a live Talk Is Jericho Q&A session at the event, KISS frontman/guitarist Paul Stanley shared that new music from the band is a real possibility. The group hasn’t released a new album since 2012’s “Monster,” and have long said they didn’t foresee doing anything new. That sentiment appears to have changed.
“There may be some music in the works,” Stanley said. “We like to tell you what we’re doing, the things that are planned. The problem is that so much of what we may bring up never comes to fruition,[but music, yeah, that looks pretty damn… more than possible. Probable. I’m not going to give you any hints, but I only write when there’s a project — and I’ve been writing.”
Check out the full Talk Is Jericho Q&A video below.
