ICYMI: Kiss will play . . . an underwater concert? (Yes, sorta.)
Associated PressATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Having played nearly every corner of the Earth in a nearly 50-year career, the rock band Kiss is taking its show to a new place: under the sea, where they will perform for great white sharks and eight fans separated from them by a small submarine.
Using underwater speakers, Kiss will begin playing, and the sound will be audible to the submerged fans and the sharks. The first-come, first-served event costs $50, which is half the price of Kiss tickets in even the worst nosebleed seats in the last row at Madison Square Garden. Proceeds will go to charity, the company said. Reservations can be made starting at 6 p.m. EDT on airbnb.com/KISS on Oct. 14.The event will take place in the Indian Ocean off Port Lincoln, South Australia. Kiss will be in full makeup and costumes for the performance, which will be at least four songs.
Stanley said Kiss bassist Gene Simmons has recovered after having some kidney stones removed recently, and should be ready to perform well before the shark show.The event is part of Airbnb Animal Experiences, and is designed to have people entertain animals instead of the other way around, the company said in a news release.
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