Festival News
PETER CRISS is Heading to ROCK’N’CON 2018; First Canadian Show in 25 Years
Former Kiss drummer Peter Criss is coming to Canada for the first time in 25 years.
Former Kiss drummer Peter Criss is coming to Canada for the first time in 25 years. The catman himself will be at The London Music Hall to meet fans at the shows on June 9th – 10th.
The highest ranking officers of the Kiss Army will likely show up early on Friday June 8th. Peter Criss will be at the Jack Richardson Music Hall of Fame for a special meet & greet event, which will be accessible through a VIP ticket purchase.
For more information on this epic rock and roll experience, please visit: www.rocknconcanada.com.
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