With ManilowTV, you can experience an exciting treasure trove of Barry Manilow concerts, one-time-only benefits, award evenings, private shows, rehearsals, and many more. Below is a letter from Barry about what’s new this month on ManilowTV. Enjoy!
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KISS just announced the final 50 shows of its End of the Road World Tour, and the band is ending its last tour ever with a two-night stand at Madison Square Garden in New York City. I secured a ticket for night one (December 1) of this history farewell to the KISS Army in the city the band was born 50 years ago. If you want to attend one of these final 50 shows, below is more information.
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I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to interview and spend time with countless music legends. Two of my favorites are Barry Manilow and Melissa Manchester, both of whom always treat me like family. Over the past week, I got to bring my Dads to see and meet Melissa and Barry. Both experiences were perfect. Below is a recap of our night of Manilow magic.
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On March 31, 1975, KISS performed the third show of its Dressed To Kill Tour at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Below is a rare clip from this concert.
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During KISS’ Hotter Than Hell Tour in 1974, the band performed at the Sunshine Inn in Asbury Park, New Jersey on November 16. Below is a rare clip from that show. Enjoy!
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In 1980, Eric Carr’s first show as KISS’ new drummer was at the Palladium in New York. Below is a rare news clip about that concert. Enjoy!
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Today’s rare KISS video is the band performing live on April 13, 1974 in Detroit at the Michigan Palace. You can enjoy the full video below.
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In May 1975 KISS performed at Cobo Hall. Below is rare footage from that concert. Enjoy!
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As you may recall, I saw Alive ’75 back in September. Having enjoyed their terrific show in Newton, I was eager to see their Montgomery County Community College (MONTCO) concert, which took place last weekend. Unlike the Newton show, the one at MONTCO was an all-day celebration of KISS and it happened to take place on the 40th anniversary of the formation of the KISS Army. Continue reading
