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August 25, 1990 |
Myriad Arena
Promoter: Contemporary Productions
Other act(s): Winger, Slaughter (opener)
Reported audience: ~5,500 / 9,600 (57.29%)
Set list(s):
I Stole Your Love
Deuce
Heaven's on Fire
Crazy Crazy Nights
Black Diamond
Shout It Out Loud
Strutter
Calling Dr. Love
I Was Made for Lovin' You
Rise to It
Fits like a Glove
Hide Your Heart
Lick It Up
God of Thunder
Forever
Cold Gin
Tears are Falling
I Love It Loud
Love Gun
Detroit Rock City
I Want You
Rock and Roll All Nite
Notes:
- The audience sings "Happy Birthday" to Gene.
- From a local review: "Sometimes you can't KISS your ears and make them better. Area ear specialists should experience a surge in business this week as some local rock 'n' roll fans stumble into their offices with dazed, but happy faces after Saturday night's thundering KISS concert at the Myriad Convention Center. Perhaps not the face-painted, cartoonish rockers of yesterday, KISS still is able to transport its fans into new dimensions by utilizing everything from its raw and raunchy rock 'n' roll to a superior stage show which includes a massive 40-foot-tall sphinx, a high-tech laser show and blinding fireworks" (Daily Oklahoman, 8/29/90).
- Reasonable partial audience filmed VID circulates from this show. It cuts during "Love Gun."
Of Interest:
- From a local review: "Sometimes you can't KISS your ears and make them better. Area ear specialists should experience a surge in business this week as some local rock 'n' roll fans stumble into their offices with dazed, but happy faces after Saturday night's thundering KISS concert at the Myriad Convention Center. Perhaps not the face-painted, cartoonish rockers of yesterday, KISS still is able to transport its fans into new dimensions by utilizing everything from its raw and raunchy rock 'n' roll to a superior stage show which includes a massive 40-foot-tall sphinx, a high-tech laser show and blinding fireworks" (Daily Oklahoman, 8/29/90).
- Reasonable partial audience filmed VID circulates from this show. It cuts during "Love Gun."