Rock band KISS cancels Dubai show

Wednesday, 11 October 2023 11:47

By ARN News Staff

American rock legends KISS have cancelled their 'End of the Road' concert in Dubai, citing "unforeseen circumstances".

In a statement sent to ARN News, organiser All Things Live Middle East confirmed the news, saying the band will be releasing more information soon.

"We share the KISS Army and regional rock fans’ disappointment and wish the band members all the best," the organiser added.

KISS were due to take to the stage at Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena on Friday.

The band have been playing shows around the world for the 'End of the Road' tour which kicked off on January 31, 2019.

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