On July 11th, 1993 Pierre Robert went backstage at the Mann Music Center to chat with Chris Barron of the Spin Doctors. Chris was very excited to share his Philly memories as well as his fandom of Pierre! They also discussed the rise of the Spin Doctors stardom, Chris' reflections on being pro-cannabis and the musical code of honor. These stories and many more!

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A flashback conversation with Pierre Robert and one of his absolute favorite artists Graham Nash. The pair discussed meeting for the first time at Live Aid, how Richard Nixon's resignation was "perfectly timed" during a CSNY concert and the heavy metal band's cover song that Graham really wants to hear.

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On Octobert 30th, 1996 Phil Collins checked in with Pierre Robert via the power of satellite. He was promoting the release of his sixth solo album Dance into the Light. The pair discusses how the album was recorded in an empty French chateau, Phil's memories of Live Aid, and what success means to him. These stories and more!

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Some time during the mid 1980's Pierre Robert had a chance to chat with Tom Selleck. The Magnum, P.I. star dives into whether there will be another season of the show, his love of volleyball and what New Jersey artist's music that killed one of his plants.

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If you’ve been anywhere near the metal world lately, you’ve probably felt the buzz: Megadeth is about to write its final chapter — and they’re going out in massive style. After 40+ years of thrash-metal dominance, Dave Mustaine and co. are rolling out their seventeenth and final studio album, due January 23, 2026. Yep, Megadeth — simple and bold — and intentionally definitive, like dropping the mic after four decades of shredding.

But here’s the twist (and the fun part) — the album’s debut isn’t just about streaming drops and vinyl variants. The band has paired the record with something bigger: a global cinematic event called Megadeth: Behind The Mask. This isn’t your average rock documentary. On January 22nd (and 24th), fans in over 1,000 theaters across 35+ countries will get to check out a very limited screening of the film, which doubles as a full album listening experience and an emotional trip through the band’s history.

It’s part biography, part celebration. Dave Mustaine himself narrates — unpacking untold stories from four decades on the road, moments of triumph and chaos, and what it really means to call Megadeth a career. But interwoven with that legacy is the world premiere of the new album in full, complete with Mustaine’s track-by-track insights. It’s one thing to hear a new song at home, but quite another to sit in a crowd, lights dimmed and experience the riffs pounding through a cinema sound system.

Fans who’ve gotten early looks describe Behind The Mask as more than a promo — it’s a celebration of the band’s identity, its influence, and the unmistakable voice of Mustaine, still sharp as ever.

Whether you’re hyped to hear new tracks like "Tipping Point" and "I Don’t Care", or simply here to honor a legacy that shaped metal, this rollout feels like a tribute with teeth — an immersive last hoorah from one of thrash’s greatest.

Dave & I discuss it all, plus his love of Philadelphia and so much more! See Megadeth live with Iron Maiden at Hershey Park Stadium September 15th - details at WMMR.com

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Bob Weir called into WMMR to chat with Grateful Dead guru Pierre Robert. The pair discussed the then upcoming greatest hits album Weir Here – The Best of Bob Weir. They also chatted about Bob's song writing process, their shared passion for saving the environment, and how the Dead continued to carry on after the passing of Jerry Garcia.

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The Pierre Robert Christmas Eve Spectacular hosted by Matt Cord. The guests include Rob Hyman of The Hooters, Mike Jerrick of Fox29, Bob Beru of Beru Revue and Tommy Conwell of Tommy Conwell and The Young Rumblers.

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Pierre Robert's adventure to G Boys in Marlton, NJ in 2006 to purchase new Christmas crap.

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Brent Smith and Zach Myers of Shinedown visited the WMMR studios to chat with Pierre Robert. Zach reveals he thinks Pierre has the most soothing voice, so Pierre starts reading him a bedtime story. They also discuss the new Amaryllis record and how MMR is "Keeping rock alive".

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Lzzy Hale of Halestorm checks in with Pierre Robert ahead of the "Carnival of Madness" tour. The pair discuss Lzzy's short lived restaurant career, her affinity for wearing Stiletto heels on stage and what it like to have her own signature model Gibson guitar.

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