Seen Kiss many times and probably the best Paul has sounded in a long time. These guys work their Butts off and delivered a great show! Laser show was spot on along with the pyrotechnics and bombs and confetti We demanded the best and we got the best!!

Having been a member of the KISS army since the 70's, I was excited to see the band once again. The show was Loud, Tight, and Sensational. Stanley once again demands our attention, and gets it from the opening lines until the very end. The set list was spot on, and the fans got their moneys worth. Once again the Kings of the Nighttime World set their spell on Boston, and we fans are grateful for it. Thanks fellas! Long Live KISS!

First time I seen the band was at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston 1975. They were incredible that show and did not disappoint last night. The selection of music and props were excellent. Too bad this will end some day. Never would have thought I would be attending a concert with a band that I had seen over 40 years ago. They still have it and should have made the HOF a lot sooner.

I’ve been to about 100 concerts in my life and I have to say Kiss in Seattle Nov. 6th is the best concert I’ve ever seen!! They had it all, great music, awesome solos, fabulous theatrics, outstanding pyrotechnics, and most importantly they imparted passion and love for their music!!! Thank you Paul for your heartfelt passion, Gene for your powerful performance, Tommy for the rockin’ guitar solos, and Eric for your impeccable timing and rhythmic soul, ! I hope you all know how much you impressed their fans in Seattle!! I can guarantee you will not be forgotten!!!

They do not do this type of performance rock anymore. It's rare. The whole show is planned. It is a concert production. It's a show. It's theater and it is backed by 50 years of success. The songs. The hits just keep coming and if you can give yourself to what it is and what is is intended to do, it is absolutely brilliant. Lifelong fan. This was a childhood thing for me and I go to see the last night with my teenage son! So special and grateful that I was there!

I have seen them 5 times and every show has been more spectacular than the last. The EOTR Tour was the best show...they spared no expense with the confetti, streamers, balloons, and amazing Lazer and pyrotechnic show! Finally, got to hear "Beth" live. Eric Singer did it justice! Amazing vocals! Tommy Thayer is an amazing guitar player and both have found their rightful place in the Kiss Family! Love them both! As for Gen and Paul, what and amazing journey the last 50 years have been! You guys held it together and have made Kisstory as the Greatest Rock Bank in history! Thank you for years of entertainment and great! I would love to see you guys do another "Phantom of the Park" movie! I wish you all well and a happy well-deserved retirement! Farewell and know that you guys will be missed and hold a special place in our hearts! Lots of love, the Peacock Family!