Kiss have unveiled the debut trailer for their upcoming documentary film, Kiss: End of the Road, capturing the final tour of their five-decade career.
According to Rolling Stone, the new project delivers an intimate, behind-the-scenes perspective on the band's extensive farewell trek. The tour initially launched in January 2019 and reached its conclusion on December 2, 2023, during a finale at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The preview highlights the classic stage theatrics that defined the group's legacy, alongside candid reflections from rhythm guitarist and co-founder Paul Stanley. The footage also addresses the physical toll of the tour, showing an incident in Brazil where bassist Gene Simmons had to perform seated due to severe dehydration.
The trailer wraps with interview footage of Simmons reflecting on the finality of their touring days while in full stage makeup and costume. The film serves as a definitive document of the rock band's official curtain call after 50 years of live performance.