To get the project off the ground, Kiss has invested approximately US$200 million to work on virtual avatar technology
With the end of the group’s farewell tour Kiss From the stage, the legendary American hard rock band will continue with other types of shows, such as the members’ “virtual avatar”, which should start in 2027.
It is worth remembering how the group’s last show (with humans on stage) took place on December 2, 2023, at Madison Square Garden. They will be the first band in the United States to perform with virtual avatars.
More than 20 days after the show in question, the artists released a teaser, in which they talk more about the avatars. “50 years is a long time, and what the future holds is in the making,” the caption reads. The video has the following text: “2027, a show is coming.”
The bassist Gene Simmons commented on this subject in a meeting with fans in the studio Electric Lady, in New York. According to the musician, the avatars will “improve,” and the band has invested “approximately US$200 million” in the technology. They haven’t yet revealed the company behind it, but rumors cite Industrial Light & Magicin George LucasIt is Pophouse Entertainment Group.
According to information from BBC, Per SundinCEO of Pophousecommented how the avatars of Kiss should not be realistic: “We’ll figure it out after the tour. It’s a Kiss in the future? Is it a rock opera? Is it a musical? A story, an adventure?”
Source: Rollingstone

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