Kiss frontman Paul Stanley has announced a groundbreaking new avatar show in Las Vegas, positioning it as a more interactive alternative to the city's high-tech Sphere venue.
"We wanted to incorporate the highest of technology but we want to be the center of it," Stanley explained, emphasizing the show's focus on audience engagement over passive spectacle.
The production, which will feature digital avatars of the iconic rock band, aims to create an immersive experience where technology enhances rather than overshadows the connection between performers and fans. Stanley described the concept as "the antithesis" of more detached, large-scale technological displays.
This innovative approach represents a new direction for live entertainment in Las Vegas, blending cutting-edge digital effects with the interactive energy that has defined Kiss's legendary concerts for decades.