Tony Soprano once famously said, “’Remember when’ is the lowest form of conversation.” This never dawned on Kiss’ Gene Simmons, whose recent “rock is dead” rant amounted to little ...

KISS' Gene Simmons proclaimed that "rock is dead" back in 2014, and a full decade hasn't really changed his mind.In a recent interview, Simmons revealed why his long-standing proclamation hasn't ...

KISS’ Gene Simmons has once again doubled down on his assertion that “rock is dead”.. The bassist and singer has been declaring the demise of the genre for over a decade now, dating back to ...

Gene Simmons And David Ellefson Agree On Current State Of Rock Music Not the first musician to make such a statement, KISS bassist Gene Simmons also noted how rock music died in America.

Gene Simmons said he is "sick and tired" of bands like Santana in a resurfaced interview from 2009, where he slammed Carlos Santana's performance style when being asked about the future of KISS.

And I know people will lambaste me for saying that, but it is. When [KISS’s] Gene Simmons said it, everybody hated him for it, but he’s right. Unless you’re an established band, unless you’re Linkin ...

KISS' Gene Simmons tells "CBS Mornings" about the road that led him to rock and roll and where the band's 1975 hit started. Latest U.S.

On Tuesday, May 20, Rock & Brews, the restaurant backed by KISS legends Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, will close the doors to their location in The Colony in just a few weeks.

Fans were brought up on stage throughout the night, including four female fans to sing background for “Rock and Roll All Nite.” Simmons plays Tuesday, May 6, at the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair.

Gene Simmons' latest 'rock is dead' proclamation in November 2024 revealed his own ignorance and disinterest in the current state of the genre. Skip to main content Skip to site footer.