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Full KISS Concert Streaming Online
04/02/2012
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(hennemusic) KISS brought their own version of March Madness to New Orleans Friday night. The KISS concert was streamed online for fans who couldn't make it in person, and video of the complete set has now surfaced.

The veteran rockers were just one of the acts performing free concerts in Woldenberg Park along the Mississippi River as part of a full slate of festivities throughout the NCAA Final Four weekend.

KISS kicked off "The Big Dance Concert Series" with their Friday night event, which featured 13 classic tracks and the show opener, "Modern Day Delilah" from 2009's "Sonic Boom." Watch the concert stream

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