How will you remember legendary WMMR DJ Pierre Robert?
Philadelphia Mourns Iconic WMMR DJ Pierre Robert, Dead at 70
Pierre Robert, the legendary Philadelphia rock DJ, passed away on October 29, 2025, at the age of 70. Known for his four-decade run at WMMR 93.3 FM, Robert was more than a broadcaster—he was a cherished voice in Philadelphia’s music and cultural scene. Famous for his upbeat 'Greetings, Citizens' catchphrase and commitment to live and local music, Pierre earned a loyal following through his authenticity and passion. He joined WMMR in 1981 and quickly became synonymous with the station’s identity and the city's classic rock heritage. His daily midday shows, thoughtful commentary, and iconic vinyl spins made him a fixture in many Philadelphians’ lives. The station and fans alike are mourning his passing and celebrating his rich legacy, which includes deep ties to the music industry, local charities, and multiple generations of listeners. Tributes continue to pour in, reflecting his profound impact not only on airwaves but on the soul of Philadelphia itself.
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- His love for vinyl and classic rock
- His 'Greetings, Citizens' voice
- Decades of WMMR mid-day shows
- Connection to Philly's music scene
- All of the above