KISS Xtra live
England - DAB
KISS Xtra live
England - DAB
Soul / R&B- Urban
- Hits
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About KISS Xtra live
Technical details, frequency and station information
KISS Xtra is part of the British dial, broadcasting to listeners in England. The playlist sits firmly in soul / r&b, urban and hits.
Although it is rooted in England, the internet stream removes the limits of transmitter range: you can listen from anywhere in the UK, or abroad, as long as you have a connection.
The player on this page streams KISS Xtra live in one click — free, with no app to install and no account to create.
Station details
Dial / FrequencyDAB
LocationEngland
Genres
Soul / R&BUrbanHits
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Frequently asked questions about KISS Xtra live
Not if you listen here. KISS Xtra is carried on DAB rather than FM, and the internet stream on this page reaches the same output without any special set. The United Kingdom runs one of the largest digital radio networks in the world, and a great many stations now exist only on that platform.
Yes, and increasingly. British R&B, grime and afroswing have their own scenes and their own charts, and stations working in this territory generally give domestic artists real weight rather than treating them as an afterthought.
Not much, and deliberately. The appeal of the format is recognition — a listener should be able to sing along to most of what comes on — so new releases would work against it.
Quite a few. You can browse them all on the England page, or use the genre pages if you are after a particular kind of music rather than a particular area.
It is on DAB. Bear in mind that several British networks use different frequencies in each area, so that figure applies to this particular service.