KISS has announced the return of its fan event, the KISS Kruise, which will now take place in Las Vegas, along with new additions and expanded experiences for attendees.

The fan event is scheduled to return in November.

Fans of KISS are being invited to “Rock and Roll All Nite” once again, as the band brings back its immersive fan event, the KISS Kruise, to Las Vegas this November.

Announced on April 28, the “KISS Kruise: Land-locked in Las Vegas” will run from November 13 to 15 at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, following the success of last year’s edition.

The experience will feature returning members Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Tommy Thayer, Eric Singer, and longtime manager Doc McGhee, who are expected to take part in various on-site activities.

This year’s expanded program includes interactive fan experiences such as Q&A panels, artist meet-and-greets, themed karaoke, look-alike contests, late-night DJ sets, and a “Future of KISS” discussion panel, along with special merchandise and exhibits.

The event will also feature two unmasked live performances from the band and appearances by special guests. Among the highlights is a tribute performance honoring guitarist Ace Frehley, who passed away at 74 following a fall in October.

Tickets are set to go on sale May 5, with early access for KISS Army VIP members beginning April 30.

KISS previously wrapped up their “End of the Road” farewell tour in 2023 and last appeared on the Kruise in November, where they paid tribute to Frehley during their performance.