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WRKS "Kiss Fm" New York is now streaming!
Emmis Urban AC WRKS “987 Kiss FM” New York, is now finally available as a stream online. It’s the first of many new online ventures which Emmis has with crowd-sourcing entity Jelli. Kiss FM has also launched its new "Kiss TV" in which you can see artist interviews and behind the scenes happenings at the station. If you do not live in the New York area and you want to hear Kiss FM live, here she is: Previous and Next Stories
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