Days after releasing its first studio album in 11 years, KISS [ tickets ] has added several new late-year dates to its ongoing "KISS Alive 35" tour.

The new stretch begins with a Dec. 8 show in Tulsa, OK, and runs through a Dec. 15 date in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The trek, which launched last month in Detroit, continues tonight (10/9) in Uniondale, NY. Details are included below.

"We are thrilled that the demand for additional KISS dates has been so overwhelming," frontman and co-founder Paul Stanley said in a press statement. "We're excited to show off the new pyrotechnics and costumes for our die-hard followers."

"Sonic Boom," the band's first new studio set since 1998's "Psycho Circus," went on sale earlier this week, and is exclusively available at Walmart stores. The $12 album comes as a three-disc set, including a re-recorded greatest hits CD and a live DVD filmed in Argentina during the group's recent South American tour.

The veteran heavy rockers also unveiled their own "KISS Korner" in Walmart locations nationwide. The special section features merchandise including T-shirts, make-up kits, masks, wigs, candies and collectible KISS Mr. Potato Head figures, along with "Sonic Boom" and the band's past discography, according to a press release.

The Stanley-produced "Sonic Boom" was recorded in Los Angeles with a lineup also consisting of co-founder Gene Simmons, along with guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer, who replaced original members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss, respectively.