The iconic Madison Square Garden witnessed the emotional farewell of KISS, which opened the pages of a new era for the band.

Half a century ago, KISS emerged as a disruptive force in the rock world. Founded in 1973 in New York, the band, known for its outlandish costumes and facial makeup, not only left an indelible mark on the music industry but also became a cultural phenomenon.

With anthems like "Rock and Roll All Nite" and "Detroit Rock City," KISS not only sold millions of records but also defined the concept of spectacular live performances.

End of The Road Tour: A farewell worthy of his legacy

The "End of The Road Tour" was more than a series of farewell concerts. It was a nostalgic journey through five decades of success.

From their first tours to the huge stages and pyrotechnics that characterized their performances, KISS left an indelible mark in the memory of their fans.

The highlight came at the end of the last concert at Madison Square Garden was after playing "Rock and Roll All Nite", the screen lit up with the words "A new era begins".

Farewell to the traditional KISS stage meant not an end, but a beginning in the vast cyberspace.

The new era of KISS: digital avatars and infinite rock

The transition to this new era was done in style. Digital avatar technology, created by Industrial Light & Magic and produced by Pophouse Entertainment, ensures that the music of KISS lives on.

Behind each avatar is a careful digitization of the band's movements, taking the concept of visual spectacle to new heights.

A fascinating post-concert video reveals the process of creating the digital avatars. Each member was meticulously scanned and digitized, maintaining the essence that defined KISS.

Industrial Light & Magic, the masters behind visual effects in legendary films, brought KISS' vision of a new digital age to life.

KISS' farewell to the traditional stage is a starting point for a new musical odyssey. With digital avatars that capture their essence, KISS ensures that their legacy is not only remembered, but also evolves in an era where the digital and the musical converge.

The band has closed a chapter, but the infinite rock of KISS is ready to write new tunes in the vast digital universe.

Is rock dead for KISS? Never!