Kiss Charts with Record Store Day EP

0:00On April 28th, Kiss's back charting in the United Kingdom with a record store day release called a special Kiss Tour album. This short set of four songs from the 1970s debuts on three sales charts at once, number 35 on official vinyl singles, 36 on official physical singles, and number 61 on official single sales. It's a big deal because it doubles the band's total appearances on the vinyl and physical singles list. The project is an EP pressed on 12 inch splattered black and white vinyl, making it a hot collector's item since it was never sold commercially. Before, tracks include Beth, Do You Love Me, Flaming Youth, and Detroit Rock City. Even among tons of other record store day drops, Kiss cracks the top 40 on two of those charts. Fans know Kiss wrapped their so-called final tour with a show at Madison Square Garden in December 2023. Then in October 2025, original member Ace Freshly passed away from a traumatic brain injury.

1:00The surviving lineup has teased big plans like a cartoon series and Avatar concerts, similar to Abba Setup, keeping the brand alive without new. Toons just yet. This release marks a new career high for Kiss on the official single sales chart, edging out their previous best of number 63 from I Was. May for Love and You, late 2023. On the other charts, it doesn't top their number 10 peak from down on your knees in April 2021, but doubling entries shows the rock. Legends still pull weight. With die hard supporters snapping up these limited vinyls, Kiss proves farewells are just the start of their next act, blending nostalgia with fresh. Chart runs that keep the fire burning. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.