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Bruce Kulick’s Las Vegas Asylum Show: Videos and Setlist


Key takeaways: Bruce Kulick performed 18 songs at the Kiss Kruise in Las Vegas on Nov. 14, 2026, including six tracks from Asylum. The set opened with a four-song Asylum medley and also honored his late brother Bob. Kulick thanked the doctors who performed his open-heart surgery and his wife, Lisa Lane, for supporting his recovery. Read the complete set list and details about the performance below.

Bruce Kulick revisited his years with Kiss with a set at the Kiss Kruise in Las Vegas on Saturday night. The performance featured songs from his time as the band’s lead guitarist, a role he held from 1984 to 1996.

Kulick devoted much of the concert to Asylum, his first full album with Kiss, released in 1985. He played six songs from the album, including a four-song opening medley of “King of the Mountain,” “Secretly Cruel,” “Uh! All Night” and “Trial by Fire.”

The complete set list and fan-shot video details appear below. The set spans Kiss albums from Dynasty to Carnival of Souls.

Todd Kerns sang and played guitar, Zach Throne played bass and sang the songs associated with Gene Simmons, and Brent Fitz played drums. The musicians joined Kulick for a performance that stood out during the weekend.

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The concert also marked a personal milestone for Kulick, who appeared to have recovered from open-heart surgery earlier that year. He thanked the doctors who performed the operation and had invited them to the show.

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Kulick said one of the doctors was a devoted Kiss fan. “He saw me like no fan has ever seen me – heart out of the body, chest wide open, that’s pretty intense. He kept me alive for 80 minutes. So I want to thank the good team at the hospital for such a great job in putting me back together, thank you!”

Kulick also thanked his wife, Lisa Lane, for helping him through his recovery. “She was amazing… it takes a special woman to be here,” Kulick said through tears. “…She’s the queen.”

In tribute to his late brother Bob Kulick, Bruce performed “Tonight You Belong to Me,” a song from Paul Stanley’s solo album. Bob played on several Kiss-related projects before his death in 2020.

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Watch Bruce Kulick Play ‘Who Wants to Be Lonely’

Watch Bruce Kulick Perform ‘Tonight You Belong to Me’

Bruce Kulick Nov. 14, 2026 Las Vegas Set List:

1. “King of the Mountain” (from 1985’s Asylum)
2. “Secretly Cruel” (from 1985’s Asylum)
3. “Uh! All Night” (from 1985’s Asylum)
4. “Trial by Fire” (from 1985’s Asylum)
5. “I Just Wanna” (from 1992’s Revenge)
6. “Unholy” (from 1992’s Revenge)
7. “Sure Know Something” (from 1979’s Dynasty)
8. “Heart of Chrome” (from 1992’s Revenge)
9. “King of Hearts” (from 1989’s Hot in the Shade)
10. “Tonight You Belong to Me” (from 1978’s Paul Stanley)
11. “Who Wants to Be Lonely” (with Jean Beauvoir, from 1985’s Asylum)
12. “Thou Shalt Not” (from 1992’s Revenge)
13. “Tears Are Falling” (from 1985’s Asylum)
14. “Forever” (from 1989’s Hot in the Shade)
15. “Crazy Crazy Nights” (from 1987’s Crazy Nights)
16. “Turn on the Night” (from 1987’s Crazy Nights)
17. “God Gave Rock ‘n’ Roll to You II” (from 1992’s Revenge)
18. “I Walk Alone” (from 1997’s Carnival of Souls)



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