Firehouse (Kiss Song) - Live Performances

Live Performances

"Firehouse" has remained a constant concert staple with the band performing it on almost every tour to date. An incident occurred during the Kiss Alive/35 World Tour on November 9, 2009 in Winnipeg when a concussion bomb caught fire after the performance of "Black Diamond". Soon after the fire started, Gene Simmons started to play the bassline for the song, with the whole band joining eventually. Eric Singer sang parts of the song since the other members couldn't reach their microphones.

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