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Gene Simmons has closed a deal to sell off his Beverly Hills mansion for $16 million dollars.The news about the 71-year-old's former property was initially reported by TMZ, who revealed that the buyer, Max Nobel of Nobel Development Group, is planning to make major renovations to the two-acre property.The media outlet also noted that the famed bassist previously purchased the residence in October of 1986 for$1,337,500, and he has made numerous renovations to the estate in the recent past.

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Kiss’ Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19, representatives for the musician confirmed.The news was shared on Kiss’ social media page yesterday (August 31), just days after Simmons’ bandmate, Paul Stanley, also tested positive for the virus.The statement posted on social media read: “Kiss will postpone their next few tour dates. While Paul Stanley recently tweeted that he had recovered from Covid-19, Gene Simmons has now tested positive and is experiencing mild symptoms.“The band and crew will remain at home and isolate for the next ten days and doctors have indicated the tour should be able to resume on 9th September.”The group have so far postponed four tour dates in total; these events are expected to be rescheduled in time.

KISS has postponed more shows on their End of the World Tour after another band member tested positive for coronavirus.

Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, KISS is temporarily postponing tour dates as the band members and road crew self-isolate.The news comes shortly after bandmate Paul Stanley tested positive, which led to a canceled performance in Pennsylvania last week.According to a statement released by KISS on the band's site, Stanley has since recovered, but Simmons' illness has led to the postponement of the next four tour dates.«While Paul Stanley recently tweeted that he has recovered from COVID, Gene Simmons has now tested positive and is experiencing mild symptoms,» the announcement shared.

KISS is being forced to cancel more shows now that Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19 — just days after a previous cancellation due to Paul Stanley testing positive.

KISS rocker Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19.The Simmons ,72, health news was shared on the band's social media on Tuesday, just days after word fellow frontman Paul Stanley, 69, had contracted the virus.In light of the news, KISS will be postponing their tour for four dates. Sick:KISS rocker Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19They assured fans they'd be back in action soon, however, saying: 'doctors have indicated the tour should be able to resume on September 9th at FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine, CA.'KISS was already forced to pull the plug on their gig at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania last Wednesday following Starchild Stanley's diagnosis.

Another member of the legendary rock group Kiss has tested positive for COVID-19. Following a Friday announcement that Paul Stanley tested positive for the virus — and that the band was canceling the evening’s show as a result — Gene Simmons has also tested positive, and the group will be postponing multiple upcoming shows as a result.

Jordan Moreau Kiss’s next four concerts have been postponed because Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19, just five days after the band had to cancel a show because Paul Stanley had tested positive.The band made the announcement Tuesday, saying that the musicians and crew members will have to stay at home and self-isolate for the next 10 days. Simmons’ symptoms are said to be mild, and Kiss’s tour is set to start up again on September 9 at the FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine, Calif.Read the band’s full statement below:Kiss will postpone their next four tour dates.

tweeted from their official Twitter account on Tuesday. “The band and crew will remain at home and isolate for the next 10 days and doctors have indicated the tour should be able to resume on September 9th at FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine, CA.”The Post has reached out to reps for Gene Simmons for comment.Purchased tickets for their “End of the Road” farewell tour will be honored at the new dates once they are announced, the post added.

Gene Simmons has become the latest member of his band Kiss to test positive for Covid-19. The 72-year-old is said to be experiencing mild symptoms after being struck down with the virus. It comes just days after his bandmate, Paul Stanley, announced he had tested positive for coronavirus and was self-isolating. It means the band will have to push back their next four scheduled North American tour dates. Announcing Gene’s illness, a statement shared on Kiss’ social media accounts said on Tuesday: ‘Kiss will postpone their next four tour dates.

KISS‘ Gene Simmons has condemned politicians in Florida and Texas in a new interview as he again expresses his support for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.Speaking to 95.5 KLOS, via Blabbermouth, Simmons has once again shown his support for making vaccines mandatory by law, saying: “Should there be a mandate, which means a law, that you must get vaccinated? Yes, there should be.”He went on to criticise the notion that a vaccine mandate goes against the rights of those who wish not to be vaccinated.“The idea that somebody says ‘it’s my body and my choice’ is so idiotic,” he said.“It is not your choice, it is not your body when you come to a red light in your car.

Gene Simmons has publicly apologised after David Lee Roth took offence to comments Simmons made about the Van Halen frontman in a recent interview.Last year, Roth opened for KISS on their ‘End of the Road’ farewell tour before it was called off due to the pandemic. When the tour recommenced earlier this month, Roth was not present, and Simmons went on to confirm he was no longer on support duties in an interview with Rolling Stone.“It bears noting that during Dave’s heyday, nobody did what he did,” he said.

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David Lee Roth has responded to the insulting comments that Gene Simmons made against him recently.During an interview with Rolling Stone, Simmons confirmed that the Van Halen frontman would no longer be supporting KISS on their farewell tour. “But it bears noting that during Dave’s heyday, nobody did what he did,” he said.He went on to say that Roth was once “the ultimate frontman”, adding: “Not [Robert] Plant, not Rod Stewart, nobody.

Gene Simmons has confirmed rumours that KISS will be returning to Las Vegas for another residency this winter.The hard rock veterans will perform at the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino from December 27 until February, Simmons revealed to 8 News Now.It will mark the second time the band have taken up residence in the city.

Gene Simmons has revealed that he is in favour of vaccine mandates at live shows.Speaking in a new interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, the musician offered his thoughts on touring in a post-coronavirus world. It comes as KISS prepare to resume their mammoth ‘End Of The Road’ world tour in the US later this month.“My druthers would be that everybody is mandated to get vaccines,” Simmons told the outlet.

Green Day kicked off their Hella Mega Tour last night (July 24) in Arlington, Texas, with a huge, career-spanning set.The long-awaited tour, which also includes Fall Out Boy and Weezer, was first announced back in September, 2019, but was postponed multiple times due to the coronavirus pandemic.Finally opening at Globe Life Field last night, besides running through classics such as ‘American Idiot’, ‘Basket Case’ and ‘Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)’, Green Day performed a cover of KISS’ ‘Rock And Roll All Nite’, taken from the glam metal band’s 1975’s ‘Dressed To Kill’.Watch Green Day’s cover of ‘Rock And Roll All Nite’ below:KISS members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley both voiced their approval of the cover on Twitter.

The long-awaited Hella Mega Tour kicked off on Saturday night, resuming more than a year after all 2020 dates were cancelled due to the pandemic.

Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has become the latest high-profile name to dismiss Gene Simmons‘ controversial claim that “rock is dead”.The KISS bassist first courted controversy with the comments in 2014, and doubled down on the remarks in a new interview which arrived in January.“Rock is dead. And that’s because new bands haven’t taken the time to create glamour, excitement and epic stuff,” Simmons told Gulf News.“I mean, Foo Fighters is a terrific band, but that’s a 20-year-old band.

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