KISS

In March 1984, KISS was in the heat of their 'Lick It Up World Tour' following the release of their 1983 album 'Lick It Up.' This album marked a significant turning point for the band, as it was their first without the iconic make-up which had defined their image for over a decade. This bold move was a statement of reinvention and highlighted their desire to stay relevant in a rapidly evolving rock scene. During this live recording at the Colisée de Québec, fans were treated to a high-energy set, showcasing their adaptability and commitment to thrilling performances. Interestingly, the title track 'Lick It Up' became a fan favorite and showed a sleeker, more mature sound than some of their earlier work. The Quebec show was part of a revitalization of KISS, as they cemented their legacy in the world of rock music while navigating the changing tides of the industry.

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