On October 9, 1975, KISS came to Cadillac High School for what has gone down as one of the pivotal moments in KISStory. Below is rare and raw footage of this occasion. There is no sound in this video, so no need to check your speakers. Sound aside, the video itself is a fascinating piece of history to watch. Enjoy!
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.
Filmed on June 19, 1980, below is a nearly 20-minute video of rare raw footage outtakes from the KISS music video Shandi. Enjoy!
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Below is a rare video featuring nearly two hours of KISS rehearsals from the band’s Destroyer and Rock and Roll Over tours. Enjoy!
Here’s another rare KISS find from the video vault. This one is a concert from 1976 in Houston. Enjoy!
On January 25, 1976, KISS played Cobo Hall in Detroit during the band’s Alive! Tour. Below is a rare video of that full concert, including the encores for you to enjoy.
On April 2, 1977, KISS played two shows at the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan. The late show has been available for years. But here is the rare 3:00 p.m. show for you to enjoy.
In May 1975 KISS performed at Cobo Hall. Below is rare footage from that concert. Enjoy!
In 1978, KISS’ Gene Simmons made an in-store appearance at tape City in New Orleans to promote his KISS solo album. He was also in town to announce KISS’ appearance (ultimately canceled) at the 1979 Mardi Gras Endymion parade. Below is rare TV footage of this event for you to enjoy.
