Kiss, the UK’s best dance and ‘urban’ music station announces the launch of its first Kisstory night at the IndigO2. Kicking off on Saturday 11th September, partygoers will be whipped into a frenzy by a killer line up rocking classic Kisstory anthems.
Kiss, the UK’s best dance and ‘urban’ music station announces the launch of its first Kisstory night at the IndigO2. Kicking off on Saturday 11th September, partygoers will be whipped into a frenzy by a killer line up rocking classic Kisstory anthems.
Kiss has a history steeped in underground music. From house, garage, hardcore, drum and bass, soul/R&B and hip hop, Kisstory represents the tracks that started in clubland and crossed over to become massive pop hits and timeless party classics. The ace line up for their first party reflects just that…
Hardcore producers Baby D were rooted in raves, got to number one with their breakbeat belter ‘Let Me Be Your Fantasy’ and will no doubt raise the roof on the night. Basement Jaxx’s Vula’s searing vocal skills will drive crowd pleasers including ‘Oh My Gosh’ and ‘Hush Boy’, Robbie Craig will bring Artful Dodger’s 2 step favourites to life, Urban Cookie Collective will spread nostalgic bubblegum dance vibes, plus UK garage leader DJs EZ provides DJ support, along with Justin Wilkes.
"Kisstory is about those tunes that just stand the test of time and put a big smile on your face – anthems, classics or just those tracks that make you remember where you were and what you were doing,” says Andy Roberts, Group Programme Director at Kiss. “Our listeners love Kisstory on Kiss and so with our new club nights, we hope they'll love it even more."
About KISS 100
Taking their influence from the seminal New York station of the same name, Kiss FM launched in 1985 as a pirate radio station, broadcast across the whole city and attracted a huge following before acquiring a licence in 1990. Kiss was thought to have commanded in the region of 500,000 listeners even as a pirate station. Their original nights at the feted Wag Club were some of the first ever acid house parties, an idea put forward by Kiss DJs Colin Faver and Danny Rampling.
Many influential DJs have graced the Kiss airwaves from Andy Weatherall, Paul 'Trouble' Anderson, Fabio and Grooverider, Trevor Nelson, Steve Jackson, Colin Dale, Norman Jay, Coldcut, Jazzie B to Gilles Peterson. Still committed to the underground, current Kiss luminaries include Sinden, DJ Hype, Crazy D and Hatcha, DJ Swerve, Logan Sama, David Rodigan, DJ Pioneer and Joe Ransom.
More people listen to Kiss 100 than any other station in London. You can listen to Kiss on 100 FM (London), DAB, Mobile, Sky (361) Virgin Media (336) & Freeview (713) and totalkiss.com.
Get your Kisstory fix every weekday from 11am on Kiss 100 playing an hour of anthemic tracks from You’ve Got The Love by The Source, through to Salt’n’Pepa’s, Push It.
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