This Is What Happened In KISS' Last Concert As Humans

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JAKARTA - KISS performed their last human concert at Madison Square Garden.

This legendary rock band started the final concert from the 'End of the Road' farewell tour. This is KISS' last appearance as a band in human form.

KISS announced that they will continue their career on stage as virtual avatars.

After the giant curtain opened to show the band playing from a large platform hanging on the roof, KISS started that night with Detroit Rock City.

The band then served its fans with many astonishing moments; Gene Simmons breathed a fire while performing I Love It Loud.

Meanwhile, the bassist also breathed blood while solo in Makin 'Love, and guitarist Thommy Thayer and vocalist Paul Stanley dueled with each other.

That same night Stanley did a kisongdown-line among the crowds to switch to another stage, where he featured I Was Made For Lovin You and Black Diamond.

Then, this is the encore that gave the biggest surprise of the night, where KISS played three songs. They started with Beth, where drummer Eric Singer played the grand piano and was set on stage to sing the song.

Then this band performed the song Do You Love Me which ended with a balloon flow sprinkled from above the stadium.

However, it was Rock and Roll All Nite that gave the biggest surprise that night. Not only the classic fireworks and pyrotechnics performance and Stanley's guitar shot, he ended the night with an important message.

"We're not going anywhere, you'll see us in various ways, all the time. See you in your dreams. We love you, good night," Stanley exclaimed.

This quartet left the stage to deliver the new KISS era: a virtual band.

Finally, that night really ended with God Cave Rock and Roll to You II, which was performed by the virtual avatar KISS. The avatar was created by George Lucas' SFX company, Industrial Light & Magic. They were also created in collaboration with Pophouse Entertainment Group, co-founded by Bjmen Ulvaeus of ABBA.

The following is the full setlist for the KISS concert that night:

1. Detroit Rock City2. Shout It Out Loud3. Loose4. War Machine5. Heaven's on Fire6. I Love It Loud7. Say fire8. Cold Gin9. Guitar Solo10. Lick It Up11. Calling Dr. Love12. Makin Love13. Psycho Circes14. Drum Solo15. 100,000 Years16. Bass Solo17. God of Thunder18. Love Gun19. I Was Made for Lovin' You20. Black Diamond

Encore:21. Beth22. Do You Love Me23. Rock and Roll All Nite

24. (God Save Rock and Roll to You II displayed by KISS avatars)