
Stanley Simmons Debut Live Dates Announced
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Sons of KISS legends Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, are launching their new band, Stanley Simmons, with a southern California tour starting May fourth. Their sophomore single, Dancing While The World Is Ending, gained significant traction, and fans are eager for their KISS family DNA-infused performances in intimate venues.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Stanley Simmons Debut Live Dates Announced. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 7th, sons of KISS legends Jean Simmons and Paul Stanley are stepping into the spotlight with their new band Stanley Simmons. Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons just dropped their debut live dates all in Southern California this May. They're kicking things off of four shows to give fans a first taste of their sound. The tour starts, May 4th at the House of Blues Vooderoom in San Diego. Then it's May 6th at the Constellation Room in Santa Ana, May 10th at the Siren in Marl Bay, and they wrap up May 13th at the Ventura Music. Hall in Ventura, this comes right after their sophomore single, Dancing While The World Is Ending, blew up with a music video. It racked up over 145,000 views on YouTube in just the first 10 days, showing real buzz building early. Fans are hyped, especially with a KISS family DNA expect. Heavy riffs and showmanship pass down from dead. These intimate venues mean up close energy for everyone who catches them.
1:00With the videos still climbing in these shows selling fast, Stanley Simmons looks prime to carry the torch into a fresh era of rock. Keep an eye on them. That's your update from Music News Today, powered by AI.
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