While they knew how to write rollicking classic rock songs in their sleep, Kiss showed off their more sensitive side with the ballad “Beth.” The track has a riff that sounds like it came from a ...

Five decades after its release, "Beth" maintains its legacy as one of the most notable power ballads ever recorded. On Spotify, the track has garnered over 87 million streams, attesting to its ability ...

Fifty years ago, the iconic '70s hard rock band Kiss released "Beth," a song that, despite never capturing the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, would go on to become their highest-charting single ...

The Catman is biting back. By Gary Graff Peter Criss is countering KISS bandmate Gene Simmons’ recent claim that the Catman “had nothing to do” with the group’s 1976 hit, “Beth.” Criss co-wrote — ...

Fifty years ago, the iconic '70s hard rock band Kiss released "Beth," a song that, despite never capturing the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, would go on to become their highest-charting single ...

KISS recorded plenty of memorable songs in the 1970s and '80s, but the biggest hit of their career was a happy accident. In March 1976, the glam rockers released their fourth studio album, Destroyer.

Kiss scores a new U.K. bestseller with “Beth,” which debuts inside the top 20 on both the Official Vinyl Singles and Official Physical Singles rankings.

In March 1976, KISS released their fourth studio album, Destroyer. Unknown to them at the time, the album would bring the band their first platinum record. On the charts, it peaked at No. 11 on the US ...

While born Arnold Dorsey, the British singer eventually changed his name to Engelbert Humperdinck. The name that most fans know him by, Humperdinck released numerous hit songs like “Release Me,” “A ...

Peter Criss is countering KISS bandmate Gene Simmons' recent claim that the Catman "had nothing to do" with the group's 1976 hit, "Beth." Criss co-wrote - along with the late Stan Penridge and ...

Fifty years ago, legendary rock band KISS released “Beth”—a song that went on to define their career. “Beth” was originally released on July 28, 1976, as the B-side to “Detroit Rock City” from their ...