KISS apparently have no idea how to spell, I guess they’re human after all. Then again, they aren’t the ones doing the spelling, so I guess someone is getting fired.

The veterans of rock and roll have been underway with their worldwide tour, bopping from city to city and spreading their wings across every inch of the globe. But according to their ‘End of the Road’ tour T-shirt, they made a stop way past Cincinnati, and ended up at its sister city, Cincinnatti. Quick-eyed fans noticed the extra T which was printed upon the $50 merch item at Riverbend Music Center.

The extra “T” must be what is making the merch item so costly after all. One Twitter user took to the social media platform to write:

“Hey @KISSOnline is $50 the going rate for a shirt with the city misspelled?”

“Actual shirt being sold at the [KISS] show tonight in CINCINNATI,” noted another tweeter, saying, “Notice the spelling on the shirt … doh!”

The shirt is apart of a running line of city-specific merch items on the tour.

Earlier this year, it was reported that KISS were among the top earning touring artists of 2019. The ranking also included Metallica, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Disturbed and pop-rockers Panic! At the Disco.

KISS’ ongoing “End of the Road” tour — the band’s final tour — comes to down under from the middle of November, right to its end.

Take a look at the spelling errors on the shirts down below.

You can catch KISS in Syddney, Melbbourne and Addelaide by quickly grabbing tickets to their tour.

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Australian KISS Dates

November 16,
RAC Arena, Perth, WA

November 19,
Entertainment Centre, Adelaide, SA

November 21,
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

November 22,
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

November 23,
Supercars Newcastle 500, Newcastle, NSW

November 26,
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW

November 28,
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD

November 30,
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

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