It seems that the artwork for 'Monster', the 20th studio album by Kiss, has surfaced online today via Melodic Rock's Twitter account. The album artwork has emerged one week before the glam-rock giants perform an anticipated sold-out show at London's HMV Forum on 4th July.
Gene, Paul, Tommy and Eric will be performing to their Kiss Army of fans in London for one night only as a fundraiser for the Help for Heroes charity. The band has always supported the US troops at their gigs over the years but this year, on Independence Day, the US rockers will be backing our wounded, sick and injured servicemen and women by raising money with this unique concert. All proceeds from the concert will go to the charity.
Ahead of the new Kiss album ‘Monster’ (due out in the Autumn), the band will also be releasing new single 'Hell or Hallelujah' on 2nd July as well as a new book, 'Kiss Monster'. The book is a collection of artworks, 126 photos from the band’s 40-year career including never-before-seen images from the world’s greatest rock photographers.
Not known to do things by halves, 'Kiss Monster' really is a beast of a book at approximately 3ft high, by 2.5 ft wide and 2 inches thick. It weighs approximately 4 stone. A must for fans of the band, 'Kiss Monster' will be available fully signed by all 4 band members and limited to only 1,000 copies worldwide.
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Gene, Paul, Tommy and Eric will be performing to their Kiss Army of fans in London for one night only as a fundraiser for the Help for Heroes charity. The band has always supported the US troops at their gigs over the years but this year, on Independence Day, the US rockers will be backing our wounded, sick and injured servicemen and women by raising money with this unique concert. All proceeds from the concert will go to the charity.
