Gene Simmons has launched an exclusive fan experience package through his official website genesimmonsaxe.com. Fans can become Simmons’ personal assistant and band roadie for a full day at a price of $12,495.
“You will be Gene Simmons’ personal assistant & band roadie for the day!” the announcement states. “The Experience Includes: You will meet up with Gene and GS band members early in the day to go over the band’s show day schedule, you will be on the GS band team crew for the entire day!”
The package features numerous exclusive perks. These include crew merchandise, backstage access, and a meal with Simmons himself. “You will get a GSB crew member shirt & hat, you will get a GSB crew member VIP laminate, you will have a meal with Gene Simmons, and you will arrive & load-in to the venue with the band,” the description continues. “Gene Simmons will bring you on stage during the show and introduce you!”
Participants will receive a signed Gene Simmons KISS rehearsal-used bass guitar. They can also bring four items for autographs.
This unique offering aligns with Simmons’ broader tour plans and merchandising strategy for 2025.
Upcoming Tour Details

Louder Sound reveals the Gene Simmons Band tour will launch on April 3 at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California.
The tour will visit major venues across the United States and Canada. The final performance takes place in Houston, Texas, on May 24.
Merchandising Legacy

Ultimate Classic Rock notes this premium experience follows Simmons’ established pattern of unique merchandise offerings. The approach mirrors his successful merchandising strategy with KISS.
KISS’s merchandise history spans from branded coffins to custom pinball machines. This diverse range set a precedent for high-end fan experiences in rock music.
Fan Reception

MetalSucks observes significant buzz within the rock community. Fans actively discuss the value of this premium experience.
The chance to work alongside a rock legend has sparked new conversations. These discussions center on the evolution of fan experiences in modern music.