Chris Jericho brings Kuarantine’s hard-hitting KISS tribute show to Whisky A Go-Go.

Legendary wrestler and rock frontman Chris Jericho is channeling the loudest and wildest era in KISStory with his band, Kuarantine, hitting West Hollywood’s iconic Whisky A Go-Go on December 14. This all-ages show celebrates the unmasked “non-makeup” KISS era (1983-1996) and features Jericho handing lead vocals on hard-rock classics like “Lick It Up,” “Heaven’s on Fire,” and “Tears Are Falling.”

Jericho, a long-time KISS superfan, formed Kuarantine in 2020 during the pandemic with a clear mission: to pay tribute to KISS’s often-underrated ‘80s and early ‘90s lineup, when the band dropped their face paint to re-establish their rock identity.

That era introduced new blood—drummer Eric Carr and guitarist Vinnie Vincent—and gave rise to timeless anthems like “All Hell’s Breaking Loose,” “Crazy Crazy Nights,” and “Unholy,” proving that KISS had staying power with or without the makeup.

So, don’t expect any codebreakers or lion tamers at this gig. Instead, get ready for Jericho and crew to bring raw energy and classic KISS hits that’ll have you holding a Bic lighter high in one hand while fist-pumping the other as you rock and roll all night, makeup-free, of course.