Published on March 31, 2026
Legendary KISS bassist and co-founder Gene Simmons has officially announced a series of summer 2026 solo concert dates across the United States, much to the excitement of rock music fans. In a move that builds on Simmons’ illustrious career, these performances will feature a lineup of renowned ’80s rock bands, promising to create a nostalgic atmosphere for attendees.
The tour, which will kick off on June 15, 2026, in Los Angeles, will span a variety of cities, concluding on July 30 in New York City. Each show will showcase Simmons performing his classic hits as well as new material, alongside iconic acts from the ’80s rock era.
Joining Simmons on the tour will be a lineup of fan-favorite artists, including members of popular bands such as Poison, Def Leppard, and Bon Jovi. The collaboration is set to deliver a night of high-energy performances that highlights the timeless appeal of rock music from that vibrant decade.
Tickets for the tour are expected to go on sale next month, with pre-sale opportunities available for fans who sign up for Simmons’ official newsletter. As anticipation builds, fans are encouraged to mark their calendars and prepare to relive the glory days of rock as Gene Simmons and his fellow ’80s rockers take to the stage.
This announcement comes on the heels of Simmons’ ongoing legacy as one of the most recognizable figures in rock history. Known for his flamboyant stage presence and distinctive persona, Simmons has continued to captivate audiences through decades of musical evolution.
With the upcoming solo tour, Simmons reaffirms his commitment to celebrating rock music while creating memorable experiences for fans old and new. As the summer of 2026 approaches, excitement is sure to mount, making it one of the must-see concert series of the year.
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