KISS Confirmed To Play Ecuador For The First Time Ever In April 2015
December 22, 2014, 9 years ago
KISS have added two more shows to their 40th Anniversary Tour 2015 schedule with dates in Florianapolis, Brazil and Barcelona and Quito, Ecuador. It will be their first time ever playing Ecuador.
The band's itinerary is currently as follows:
February
25 - Osaka Castle Hall - Osaka
26 - Hiroshima Sun Plaza - Hiroshima
28 - Sekisui Heim Super Arena - Sendai
March
April
12 - Bicentenario Park - Quito, Ecuador
16 - River Plate Stadium - Buenos Aires, Argentina
20 - Devassa On Stage - Florianapolis, Brazil
May
31 - Grune Hölle Festival - Nurburg, Germany
June
8 - O2 Arena - Prague, Czech Republic
10 - Hallenstadion - Zürich, Switzerland
11 - Arena di Verona - Verona, Italy
14 - Download Festival - Castle Donington, UK
16 - Le Zenith - Paris, France
18 - Ziggo Dome - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
21 - Saint Jordi - Barcelona, Spain
22 - Barclay Card Arena - Madrid, Spain
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