KISS Sets Nov. 19 Premiere for ‘End of the Road’ Documentary

KISS announced that a new documentary chronicling the band’s farewell tour will premiere on KISSOnline on November 19. Titled “KISS: End of the Road,” the film is directed by DJ Viola and produced by Leslie Greif of Big Dreams Entertainment and Elemeno Productions.

Farewell tour and final performances

The documentary covers the band’s “End of the Road” world tour and its final live chapter, including the performances at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. It focuses on the camaraderie, conflicts, challenges and emotion surrounding the tour, as well as the band’s plans for its legacy.

KISS guitarist and vocalist Paul Stanley said the film presents unseen moments from the tour. Bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons said it offers an inside perspective on the closing chapter of the band’s touring career in New York, where the group began.

Premiere and viewing arrangements

The November 19 premiere will begin with a live-streamed event on KissOnline.com presented by Mercury Studios. Pre-orders are open with pricing starting at $14.99, while regional pricing is also available. Viewers are scheduled to have a seven-day viewing window after the premiere.

KISS said additional platform premieres would be announced during the fall, with KISSOnline serving as the first release venue. KISS VIP and KISS Army members are to receive exclusive discount codes. Fans attending “KISS Kruise: Land-Locked In Vegas,” scheduled for November 13-15 at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, are expected to receive an early sneak peek.

Tour chronology

KISS began its farewell tour in January 2019 and paused it in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The trek was originally scheduled to end in New York City on July 17, 2021. The band played its final shows at Madison Square Garden on December 1-2, 2023, with the second show streamed live on pay-per-view.