Dates are in a format: day . month . year
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 4.5.1990 | KISS starts the Hot in the shade tour from Lubbock Municipal Coliseum, Lubbock (Texas) |
| 24.11.1991 | Eric Carr dies of cerebral hemorrhage caused by heart cancer at the age of 41 in Bellevue Hospital, New York |
| 23.4.1992 | KISS starts the Revenge tour from The Stone, San Francisco (California). Eric Singer performs first time as a band's drummer. |
| 19.5.1992 | Revenge is released |
| 18.5.1993 | Alive III is released |
| 3.2.1995 | KISS starts The Wordwide KISS Convention Tour from Perth, Australia. In each of convention's all day events there are displayed old stage outfits, instruments and memorabilia. After the live shows of KISS cover bands, KISS itself arrives to answer the fans' questions, gives autographs and performs a two hour acoustic set which consists of songs that are proposed by the attending fans. |
| 9.8.1995 | Acoustic KISS show for MTV Unplugged is taped at SONY Sound Studios, New York. Bruce Kulick performs last time as a band's guitarist. |
| 28.2.1996 | Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter are paying a surprise visit in 38th Grammy Awards gala by apparelling in KISS-masks and outfits |
| 12.3.1996 | MTV unplugged is released |
| 16.4.1996 | KISS announces the reunion of the original line-up and the incoming Alive/worldwide tour in a press conference that is held in a carrier USS Intrepid, New York |
| 15.6.1996 | KISS starts the Alive/worldwide tour by doing a warm-up show in Irvine Meadows Amphiteater, Irvine (California). The original line-up performs first time since 1979. |
| 28.10.1997 | Carnival of souls - the final sessions is released |
| 22.9.1998 | Psycho-circus is released |
| 31.10.1998 | KISS starts the Psycho-circus tour from Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (California) |
| 31.12.1999 | KISS does a special new year's eve show in BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, Canada and at the same time steps into the new millennium |
Page updated: 4 May 2018