Kiss 100 FM

Kiss 100 FM is a London-based radio station that plays all the latest R'n'B, Hip Hop and dance music, some garage and house, as well as recent music of the same genres and old classics, which feature on the Kisstory show which airs between 11am and 12pm everyday. The breakfast show, hosted by Ricky, Melvin and Charlie runs from 6am to 9am and features the best in the latest tunes, as well as competitions and general chat. Other shows of note include Friday Night Kiss with Steve Smart, DJ EZ's shows and DJ Swerve's set from 9pm-11pm, which features 'the biggest hip hop and R&B tunes, exclusives and artists coming through Kiss.' Totalkiss.com is ...  Read the complete review

Kiss 100 is a London based radio station playing all the latest dance and R&b music. I have been a fan for many years now and I must admit although Kiss 100 is a great radio station it has lost its touch slightly. The breakfast show is definately not what it used to be although Friday night kiss with DJ EZ is brilliant - starting from 9.00 They have all the best music for the weekend and on Saturday nights they have floorfillers which is great to get you in the mood for a night out. They host a range of great Djs including some famous Ibiza DJs such as EZ who plays some great garage music which he remixes to an exceptional ...  Read the complete review

BRING BACK STREETBOY ON WEEKDAY MORNINGS!!!

WHERE IS STREETBOY ANYWAY NOWADAYS?.... AINT HEARD HIM ON THE BREAKFAST SHOW FOR AAAAGES AND ITS RUBBISH WITHOUT HIM!!

Kiss used to be the underground station of choice for London dance music fans. It was cutting edge, parents didn't know what it was and it was called Kiss FM. Then it got bought out, all the credible elements were sapped out and it was rebranded and repackaged as Kiss 100. Some elements of the old Kiss remain: good evening shows; Streetboy and various others. But mostly, it is a very transparent copy of any other mainstream commercial radio station. The main problem with Kiss 100 is Bam Bam. Breakfast shows can tend to border on horrific with DJs getting too big for their boots and believing their own hype. But Bam Bam ...  Read the complete review