Brent Porche speaks with Nick Perri (Silvertide/Shinedown/Sinai) about his new musical venture, The Underground Thieves, ahead of their show at the Ardmore Music Hall on May 11th. They also dig deep into some really cool Silvertide stories from back in the day... including, Nick, playing guitar WITH Eddie Van Halen EVERYDAY on their tour with VH, their first ever national tour with Alice Cooper and what it's like to be more popular than Velvet Revolver in Japan. The Underground Thieves feature Nick Perri, Walt Lafty & Brian Weaver (Silvertide/Sinai/Automatic Fire), Anthony & Michael Montesano (Pepper's Ghost), John Bach on drums and more! Tickets on sale now via ArdmoreMusic.com / Ticketfly.com / UndergroundThieves.com

(ps.. this picture is of Brent & Nick at MMR's Spring Break '05 - one year before Brent was hired at WMMR!)

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Rodger Hodgson of Supertramp provides today's Live from the MMaRchives pick with a neat version of "Give A Little Bit". It's from an MMaRchive Session with Pierre Robert that took place on November 20th, 2012. Later that night Roger performed at the Keswick Theatre, as part of his “Breakfast In America” world tour.

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Slowly but surely, the weather in Philly is breaking, which means the MMRBQ is on the horizon! We're excited to that Dorothy will be there showcasing new songs from her sophomore album 28 Days In The Valley. Sara asks about the single "Flawless", plus a song that's named after our city: was it inspired by our Super Bowl champs? Lorenzo's Pizza? Ben Franklin? or something else entirely?

Dorothy also tells Sara the biggest lesson she learned while working on the album with Linda Perry, the psychedelic vibe of the new music, her non-musical influences, her cat Wesley Stripes, and what we can expect from the band's set at MMRBQ 2018. Get tickets for May 19th before they're gone!

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Rival Sons paid a visit to the Preston & Steve Show on August 19th, 2016. Jay Buchanan's vocals on the hit "Open My Eyes" are already impressive, but mix in the elements of live radio and early morning hours, and our jaws were on the floor by the end of this performance! We couldn't believe how powerful the band sounded, especially at 8am. Later that night they opened for Black Sabbath (part of their farewell world tour) at the BB&T in Camden. Rival Sons kindly thanked WMMR from the stage for supporting their music.

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Ripley Music Hall was the place to be on South Street in the 80s. The club, run by promoter-turned-restaurateur Stephen Starr, hosted acts of all genres, including blues rocker Stevie Ray Vaughan on October 20th, 1983. MMR's morning host at the time was John DeBella, and you'll hear him introduce SRV & Double Trouble in today's Live from the MMaRchives pick.

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