Detroit Rock City

Kiss · Icon: Kiss [2010]

I feel uptight on a Saturday night

Nine o' clock, the radio's the only light

I hear my song and it pulls me through

Comes on strong, tells me what I got to do

I got to



Get up

Everybody's gonna move their feet

Get down

Everybody's gonna leave their seat

You gotta lose your mind in Detroit Rock City



Get up

Everybody's gonna move their feet

Get down

Everybody's gonna leave their seat



Getting late

I just can't wait

Ten o'clock and I know I gotta hit the road

First I drink, then I smoke

Start up the car, and I try to make the midnight show



Get up

Everybody's gonna move their feet

Get down

Everybody's gonna leave their seat



Movin' fast, doin' 95

Hit top speed but I'm still movin' much too slow

I feel so good, I'm so alive

I hear my song playin' on the radio

It goes



Get up

Everybody's gonna move their feet

Get down

Everybody's gonna leave their seat



Twelve o'clock, I gotta rock

There's a truck ahead, lights starin' at my eyes

Oh my God, no time to turn

I got to laugh 'cause I know I'm gonna die

Why



Get up

Everybody's gonna move their feet

Get up

Everybody's gonna leave their seat

Detroit Rock City

Detroit Rock City is a high-energy anthem by Kiss, released on their 2010 compilation album Icon: Kiss. The track exemplifies the band's signature hard rock and arena metal style, characterized by driving rhythms, powerful vocals, and theatrical intensity. As a staple of their discography, the song has become synonymous with the band's live performance legacy and their ability to captivate large crowds. Its enduring popularity reflects the group's impact on the hard rock genre and their status as one of the most recognizable acts in rock history. The recording serves as a testament to Kiss's ability to blend theatrical flair with aggressive musical delivery, cementing their place in the pantheon of rock legends.