The New Year’s Eve “KISS Goodbye 2020″ show was live-streamed from Dubai and set 2 world records confirmed by the Guinness Book of World Records. The 2 world records set, according to Blabbermouth.net, are “highest flame projection in a music concert” at 35 meters (nearly 115 feet) and “most flame projections launched simultaneously in a music concert” at 73. KISS spent $1 million on pyrotechnics and it was definitely worth it. Take a look.
#KISS2020Goodbye broke the #GuinessWorldRecords for highest flame projection in a music concert and for most flame projections launched simultaneously in a music concert! Watch it at https://t.co/ttra65NC7P@ATLANTIS @LandmarksLive @visitdubai @Dubai_Calendar @emirates @AHDubai pic.twitter.com/6PNf9Ioceo
— KISS (@kiss) December 31, 2020
A representative for the Guinness Book of World Records said to KISS, “You are officially amazing.” The whole show cost $10 million and was filmed with more than 50 4K cameras along with 360-degree views. The stage was a gigantic 250 feet. In an interview with the Oakland Press, Gene Simmons said that KISS was told ‘You can do anything you want here, no restrictions.’, and KISS said, ‘Wait a minute. You mean we can put on the biggest pyro show of all time since Krakatoa and the Big Bang?” That is exactly what they did!
Here’s more of the record-setting show from KISS!
-- Doug O’Brien
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