The night the "hottest band in the world" had to hide out in Midland after their infamous 1974 Delta College concert.

Gene Simmons reunited with KISS bandmates Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer to perform at the recent Love Ride motorcycle and music charity event.

Key past members of Black Sabbath, Kiss, Pearl Jam, Allman Brothers, Byrds and other groups were left out in those group's Rock Hall inductions.

Gene Simmons reunited with Kiss bandmates Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer on Sunday at the Harley-Davidson Love Ride in Castaic, California. The Demon performed an 11-song set comprising mostly Kiss hits with his Gene Simmons Band.

Whether it's the upbeat tracks like "Uh! All Night" and "Love's A Deadly Weapon," or the anthemic ballads like "Tears Are Falling" and "Who Wants To Be Lonely," Asylum is packed with punchy ragers. Many of the songs' music videos made the rounds on MTV, proving that Kiss knew just how to maintain their success in the years following the '70s.

Band celebrates legendary 1975 live album with Super Deluxe reissues boasting nearly 90 unreleased recordings and a whole lot of merch

Even though Bob Dylan once took a short shot at KISS fans in 1979, he still wrote a song for them years later.