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Gene Simmons' Stage Platform Malfunctioned During 'KISS' Concert In Florida; Is He Okay? [VIDEO]

During 'KISS' show in Florida, bassist Gene Simmons' platform malfunctioned; is he okay?
KISS' Gene Simmons Contracts COVID-19 After Paul Stanley [REPORT]

Gene Simmons became the latest KISS member to test positive for COVID-19. Gene Simmons tested positive for COVID-19 after Paul Stanley, KISS confirmed.
Family Guy: 4 Iconic Musicians Who Appeared In The Animated TV Show

In its twenty-one years on-air, Family Guy has seen many celebrity guests over the years. Here are some of the actual musicians who have guested on the show:
Bob Kulick of Kiss, Meatloaf, and SpongeBob Dies At 70, Here's A Look at His Works

Bob Kulick, the guitarist who performed with Kiss, Lou Reed, and Meatloaf, dies at 70, his brother, Bruce, announced on social media Friday, May 29.
Coronavirus Pandemic Leads Music Artists to Cancel Concerts

The 2020 Coronavirus pandemic or COVID-19 disrupted everything, even the music industry. Many concerts around the United States are postponed or canceled to avoid mass gathering of fans as the virus spreads in crowds.
Gene Simmons Sued For Sexual Misconduct But Says He Did No Such Thing

Kiss bassist Gene Simmons is now being accused of sexual misconduct, with the defendant alleging that he attempted several sexual advances, made statements with sexual innuendos, and inappropriately touched her. Simmons denies the claims.
Vocalist Gene Simmons Talks About Kiss Coming Back to Comic Books

Gene Simmons recently revealed what fans of Kiss can expect from the band's return to the comic books. According to the singer, the new comic book series, titled Kiss, features references from the band's concept album Music from "The Elder".
7 Bad Dress Codes on Album Art: The Beatles, Rolling Stones, KISS and More

Today marks the 50th anniversary of 'Help!' going to no. 1. It was a great album by The Beatles, and also one of the most misguided fashion stataments on an album cover. Music Times digs up less-then-classics from KISS, the Jackson 5 and Girls Generation for further examples of bad uniform choices on record art.
Paul Stanley to Front Cover Band Soul Station

This coming autumn, Kiss singer-guitarist Paul Stanley will trade rock 'n roll for a go at soul music to front cover band Soul Station, which performs a mix of soul classics from the sixties and seventies.
Tech N9ne on 'Special Effects' Guest List, Hard Interjections and Planned Pusha T Collaboration

Tech N9ne is having a good year, recently eclipsing his best sales week ever with new album 'Special Effects' and now headlining the Ernie Ball stage at Rock on The Range in Columbus, OH. The emcee sat it with Music Times to discuss the new album, breaking through to rock fans (and hip-hop fans), stealing drummers from his former tour partners, and also hinting at a Pusha T collaboration to come...hopefully sooner than later.
Dave Grohl Honors KISS at ASCAP Awards Ceremony With Passionate Speech

Dave Grohl showed up at the ASCAP Pop Music Awards earlier this week to pay tribute to KISS. Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons were on hand to receive the ASCAP Founders Award, Billboard notes - an honor given by the organization to artists "who have made pioneering contributions to music by inspiring and influencing their fellow music creators." The Foo Fighters frontman made it clear that KISS had a lasting effect on his career.
5 Bad Vocalist Solo Debuts, from David Lee Roth to Nearly All of The Beatles

On this date 30 years ago, Freddie Mercury of Queen released his first solo album, Mr. Bad Guy...and it failed drastically, at least from a commercial standpoint. It seems odd now—when a solo album from Brandon Flowers or other vocalists attached to a big-name band can release an album by themselves and land in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 without breaking a sweat—that one of the liveliest frontmen in rock history couldn't get into the Top 150 of the album sales charts with his first solo release. That said (and despite the cheesy image of Mercury in shades on the album cover), Mr. Bad Guy ain't a bad record. That can't be said about the solo debuts of these other famous vocalists, from The Beatles' members to David Lee Roth.