Kiss to play intimate London show as a fundraiser for Help for Heroes Charity

At the end of April after the cancellation of the UK's Sonisphere Festival, it was rumoured Kiss would play one off London show at the HMV Forum.

The venue is alot smaller than the Arena's the band are use to filling with their extravagant stage shows, and today the band announced they will be playing the show on July 4th (Independence Day)as a fundraiser for the charity "Help For Heroes".NEW SINGLE release - July 2nd...
Kiss have also announced the release date for the first single from their new album "Monster" (Monster is set for release in October). 

The single is set for release on Monday 2nd July ahead of the show in London, and procees from the single will also be going to the "Help For Heroes" charity.

Kiss's Paul Stanley says of the decision, "The greatest national treasure of any free country is the army that defends it at all cost. Bringing attention to the obligation we all share to those returning heroes has been our mission in the US and now the UK. We pay tribute to those brave men and women and urge everyone to show their thanks with donations". 

All proceeds from the concert and single release will go to Help For Heroes, the organisation goes towards help support servicemen and women who are wounded, injured or becoming sick whilst serving their country.  

Visit www.helpforheroes.org.uk for details and how you can get involved in the organisation.

In addition, July 2nd will see the release of the bands "Monster Book", a collection a collection of artworks, 126 photos from the band’s 40-year career including never-before-seen images from the world’s greatest rock photographers.

Full details on the show, new single and book release are available from www.kissonline.com.
Tickets for the HMV Forum show go onsale tomorrow (June 15th).

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