WMMR’s Radio Legend Pierre Robert Dead at 70

Philadelphia rock radio icon Pierre Robert of 93.3 WMMR has died at age 70. The cause of death remains unknown, officials confirmed.

By Narrator News Staff | October 29, 2025 | Philadelphia, PA
Legendary rock radio icon Pierre Robert, one of the most beloved voices in Philadelphia radio history, has died. Officials confirmed that the longtime 93.3 WMMR host was found dead inside his home on Wednesday, October 29. He was 70 years old.

🎙️ A Radio Icon Remembered

Robert’s death was confirmed by Beasley Media Group, which owns 93.3 WMMR. The company released a heartfelt statement honoring his incredible four-decade career behind the microphone.

“We all have heavy hearts today,” said Caroline Beasley, Chief Executive Officer of Beasley Media Group. “Pierre’s unwavering love for music and his deep connection with listeners made him one of radio’s most enduring and beloved voices. He will be greatly missed.”

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At this time, the cause of death has not been publicly disclosed.

Pierre Robert
Pierre Robert Via Instagram

📻 A Voice That Defined Generations

Pierre Robert joined WMMR in 1981, becoming one of the most recognizable and respected figures in Philadelphia’s radio scene. His midday rock show became a cornerstone of local radio, blending classic rock hits with Robert’s unique personality, warmth, and passion for music.
Over the decades, Robert built a cult following among listeners who tuned in daily not just for the music — but for his voice, stories, and unmistakable authenticity.
He was inducted into the Philadelphia Music Alliance Walk of Fame in 2019, a testament to his influence on the city’s music and broadcasting community.

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💐 Tributes Pour In

As news of Robert’s passing spread, fans, musicians, and colleagues flooded social media with tributes.
Listeners described him as a “Philadelphia treasure,” “a friend through the airwaves,” and “the voice that made rock feel like home.” Former WMMR colleagues also remembered his kindness, humor, and deep love for his city.
Robert’s passing marks the end of an era for rock radio in Philadelphia, but his voice and legacy will live on in the memories of generations who grew up listening to him.

🕊️ Remembering Pierre Robert

Pierre Robert’s impact went far beyond music. He was a storyteller, a friend to his listeners, and a living embodiment of Philadelphia’s soul and spirit. After more than four decades on the air, his legacy remains one of connection, authenticity, and love for rock & roll.

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