Prepared for one of the best groups in rock'n'roll history with a standout amongst the most awesome shows Australia will see. Get your face paint prepared Australia since Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer are headed Down Under as a major aspect of their 40th Anniversary world visit.

Playing in Melbourne more than two evenings, it's the news the out of control KISS armed force fans have been sitting tight for!

Adding to the declaration is affirmation that KISS will bring their intricate stage generation 'The Spider' to Rod Laver Arena for the first run through!

The Spider – a mammoth automated structure that moves over the stage and lifts every one of the four individuals into the air – was an idea initially brought about by Paul Stanley. The frontman delivered a representation of a tremendous animal floating over the phase to tie in with the band's 2012 collection, "Beast." Stanley's portrayal was then formed into a 3D CAD attracting which was sent to an authority fixing organization in Las Vegas who took a shot at how to assemble, hang and transport the gigantic structure.

The final item is an incredible sight.

Suspended by 96 engines and 38 PC controlled winches that empower the structure to climb and down like a manikin, The Spider highlights many mechanized LED lights that make it gleam in any shading.

Bragging 900 bits of fireworks, 20 fire machines and 300 kgs of dry ice, the whole stage generation tips the scales at 43,000 kgs and requires 16 semi-trailers to transport it from venue to venue.

Melbourne groups of onlookers will find the opportunity to see The Spider in all its magnificence crosswise over two colossal appears.