From the latest class of inductees, the soon-to-be Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer sits down with The Preston & Steve Show

From the latest class of inductees, the soon-to-be Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer sits down with The Preston &amp; Steve Show

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WMMR's Pierre Robert, Jaxon & Sara, Jacky Bam Bam & Brent Porche chat with other people you'll find interesting.

WMMR's Pierre Robert, Jaxon &amp; Sara, Jacky Bam Bam &amp; Brent Porche chat with other people you'll find interesting.

MMaRchive: Rock 'n Roll 2019 HOF'er, Rick Allen

Moments after their first performance together in over a decade, Philly’s own Silvertide gathered at the broadcast booth at MMRBQ 2024, basking in the glow of what had just transpired.

Nick Perri, Walt Lafty, Brian Weaver, Mark Melchiorre, and Kevin Frank shared their excitement on air with Brent Porche, and traced the moments that led them to the MMRBQ stage. After a long hiatus, when they began tossing around the idea of a reunion, the important stipulation was that it had to be fun. That philosophy, along with sharpening the songs that Philly knows and loves, resonated from the pit to the lawn at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.

Seeing the band back in action made it feel like we’d turned the clock back to their early 2000s heyday, but with all the experience and soul that comes with many years spent in the industry. What made this reunion even more special was how the band member’s kids were part of the experience for the first time, pointing out that their children barely know that this music was huge a huge part of our lives 20 years ago.

It’s a full-circle moment for Silvertide, who not only celebrated their epic past and their debut album Show & Tell, but are also brewing up new projects, including a holiday show at the TLA and potentially new music on the horizon.

See more at wmmr.com/Brent

Moments after their first performance together in over a decade, Philly’s own Silvertide gathered at the broadcast booth at MMRBQ 2024, basking in the glow of what had just transpired.
Nick Perri, Walt Lafty, Brian Weaver, Mark Melchiorre, and Kevin Frank shared their excitement on air with Brent Porche, and traced the moments that led them to the MMRBQ stage. After a long hiatus, when they began tossing around the idea of a reunion, the important stipulation was that it had to be fun. That philosophy, along with sharpening the songs that Philly knows and loves, resonated from the pit to the lawn at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.
Seeing the band back in action made it feel like we’d turned the clock back to their early 2000s heyday, but with all the experience and soul that comes with many years spent in the industry. What made this reunion even more special was how the band member’s kids were part of the experience for the first time, pointing out that their children barely know that this music was huge a huge part of our lives 20 years ago.
It’s a full-circle moment for Silvertide, who not only celebrated their epic past and their debut album Show &amp; Tell, but are also brewing up new projects, including a holiday show at the TLA and potentially new music on the horizon.
See more at wmmr.com/Brent

Silvertide Returns at MMRBQ 2024

Coheed and Cambria returned to Philadelphia on August 27th to perform at the Wells Fargo Center. They came as direct support for Incubus who was celebrating their 2001 record "Morning View" by playing it in its entirety.

Before the show at the Big Joint, Claudio Sanchez of Coheed sat down for an extended chat with Ryan Shuttleworth. Claudio discussed the brand new Coheed song they debuted live on tour called 'Blindside Sunny' and confirms the new record is coming soon. "We've had this record now finished for some time so why not try to introduce something earlier ... We're still in the midst of scheduling how songs will come out and how the record will come out." 

Claudio also dove into an update on "The Amory Wars" comic series and when asked about the potential about "The Amory Wars" making it to the silver screen, Claudio believes "Its only a matter of time before".

These topics and a plethora of others are discussed please enjoy!

Coheed and Cambria returned to Philadelphia on August 27th to perform at the Wells Fargo Center. They came as direct support for Incubus who was celebrating their 2001 record "Morning View" by playing it in its entirety.
Before the show at the Big Joint, Claudio Sanchez of Coheed sat down for an extended chat with Ryan Shuttleworth. Claudio discussed the brand new Coheed song they debuted live on tour called 'Blindside Sunny' and confirms the new record is coming soon. "We've had this record now finished for some time so why not try to introduce something earlier ... We're still in the midst of scheduling how songs will come out and how the record will come out." 
Claudio also dove into an update on "The Amory Wars" comic series and when asked about the potential about "The Amory Wars" making it to the silver screen, Claudio believes "Its only a matter of time before".
These topics and a plethora of others are discussed please enjoy!

Claudio Sanchez Talks All Things Coheed And Cambria With Ryan Shuttleworth

Pierre Robert and WMMR alum/Bruce Springsteen expert Kevin Gunn celebrate Bruce and the E Street Band's return to Philadelphia for two nights. Pierre and the "Professor" chat Bruce's relationship with the station, current E Street member and contributions, and how there's nothing like seeing Bruce in Philly. 

Pierre Robert and WMMR alum/Bruce Springsteen expert Kevin Gunn celebrate Bruce and the E Street Band's return to Philadelphia for two nights. Pierre and the "Professor" chat Bruce's relationship with the station, current E Street member and contributions, and how there's nothing like seeing Bruce in Philly.

MMaRchive: Rock 'n Roll 2019 HOF'er, Rick Allen

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