KISS has cancelled its previously-announced meet-and-greet events on the End Of The Road farewell tour due to the unfolding coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
"Our Meet and Greets have always offered us and you our fans a unique opportunity to literally stand shoulder to shoulder together," said manager Doc McGhee in a statement. "After many discussions with experts in the field, we have been advised to temporarily cancel these events given the reality that we do this nightly for a hundred or more fans.
“Shows will continue as scheduled and we look forward to resuming our time with you backstage."
All fees for the meet and greet VIP Upgrade package will be refunded in full from the point of purchase.
KISS will complete the current spring North American leg – which features guest David Lee Roth – in Biloxi, MS on March 15; the band are scheduled to resume the run with Central and South American shows that start in late April.
The classic rock outfit launched the farewell series in Vancouver, BC last year and will conclude it with a final concert in New York City on July 21, 2021 at a venue to be announced.
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