Brent Smith of Shinedown called Jaxon ahead of their return to Camden next month. Brent's always full of positive vibes, and two cover everything from staying fit on the road, to the band's history with Philadelphia, to the upcoming 20th anniversary of their debut album. 

Brent Smith of Shinedown called Jaxon ahead of their return to Camden next month. Brent's always full of positive vibes, and two cover everything from staying fit on the road, to the band's history with Philadelphia, to the upcoming 20th anniversary of their debut album.

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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.

Shinedown's Brent Smith Talks Touring, Fitness, Social Media and More with Jaxon

Through the power of Zoom, Pierre was able to be face-to-face for a wonderful chat with Adria Petty, daughter of Tom Petty. As the unofficial head of the Petty Legacy Archive, she is helping her father's musical works that are in the vaults see the light of day.

They chat about the recent deluxe release of Long After Dark, including the single "Never Be You". Adria also discusses what her dad was like around the house, the famous New Jersey musician who explained to Tom what an ATM was, and so much more.

Through the power of Zoom, Pierre was able to be face-to-face for a wonderful chat with Adria Petty, daughter of Tom Petty. As the unofficial head of the Petty Legacy Archive, she is helping her father's musical works that are in the vaults see the light of day.
They chat about the recent deluxe release of Long After Dark, including the single "Never Be You". Adria also discusses what her dad was like around the house, the famous New Jersey musician who explained to Tom what an ATM was, and so much more.

Pierre Roberts Talks The Petty Legacy with Adria Petty

Eric Bass of Shinedown is going solo. In a conversation with Brent Porche of 93.3 WMMR in Philadelphia, the bassist and producer revealed that his next project I Had A Name will be unleashed on February 28th, 2025. 

Shinedown have always delivered a three-dimensional experience, and Bass will continue this immersive storytelling for I Had A Name. In this new creative chapter, fans can expect a blend of music and visual art; Bass is excited to unveil a graphic novel that serves as a companion to the album and brings the stories behind the songs to life. 

Listen to the interview below and hear the single "Mind Control" on Brent's show on WMMR, weekdays from 3 to 7pm. Watch the video for the debut single "Mind Control" on WMMR.com/Brent

Eric Bass of Shinedown is going solo. In a conversation with Brent Porche of 93.3 WMMR in Philadelphia, the bassist and producer revealed that his next project I Had A Name will be unleashed on February 28th, 2025. 
Shinedown have always delivered a three-dimensional experience, and Bass will continue this immersive storytelling for I Had A Name. In this new creative chapter, fans can expect a blend of music and visual art; Bass is excited to unveil a graphic novel that serves as a companion to the album and brings the stories behind the songs to life. 
Listen to the interview below and hear the single "Mind Control" on Brent's show on WMMR, weekdays from 3 to 7pm. Watch the video for the debut single "Mind Control" on WMMR.com/Brent

Shinedown's Eric Bass Goes Solo with 'I Had A Name'

Prior to their incendiary performance at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, frontman Jonny Hawkins and bassist Dan Oliver sat down for a chat with Pierre Robert and Ryan Shuttleworth backstage. They converse a lot about Nothing More’s latest musical release Carnal which came out on June 28th. The band discusses the importance of still making full albums, how Dolly Parton inspired a track on the record, and presenting Carnal at the MMRBQ in gold-colored vinyl.



The conversation took a philosophical turn when the lads talk about synchronicities, how Alan Watts has become the unofficial mascot for Nothing More (and how Pierre has been trying to escape him) and taking stock at where the band feels they are currently in their lives.

Prior to their incendiary performance at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, frontman Jonny Hawkins and bassist Dan Oliver sat down for a chat with Pierre Robert and Ryan Shuttleworth backstage. They converse a lot about Nothing More’s latest musical release Carnal which came out on June 28th. The band discusses the importance of still making full albums, how Dolly Parton inspired a track on the record, and presenting Carnal at the MMRBQ in gold-colored vinyl.
 
The conversation took a philosophical turn when the lads talk about synchronicities, how Alan Watts has become the unofficial mascot for Nothing More (and how Pierre has been trying to escape him) and taking stock at where the band feels they are currently in their lives.

Shinedown's Brent Smith Talks Touring, Fitness, Social Media and More with Jaxon

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