Robert D Riley, better known as Rock King Bobby D, is an American broadcaster, brand mastermind, and the driving force behind “by RKBD”. He’s the voice behind the high-octane radio shows The All Request Power Lunch and The Rock King House Party, rallying a dedicated army of rock fans who live for loud riffs, sarcastic banter, and pure rock ‘n’ roll anarchy.

Bobby’s radio journey began at KBSS, a small station in his hometown of Booneville, AR, where he honed his craft, blending music, humor, and fan engagement into an experience that’s equal parts Wolfman Jack chaos and Chris Jericho energy. Over the years, he refined his signature style at stations across the country, ultimately launching Rock 105.7, a station built for those who believe rock should be loud, raw, and untamed.

Now heard in syndication and expanding his brand across Pandora, Spotify, and Apple Music, Bobby D is on a mission to keep rock alive and dangerous. He’s built a merch empire through Shred Apparel and Devilish Streetwear launched the Crown N Chaos newsletter for rock rebels and radio pros, and continues shaking up the industry with his unfiltered, unapologetic humor.

Beyond radio, Bobby D has expanded his brand into Battle Gnome Beard Co., crafting premium beard care products for rockers and rebels alike. He’s also behind Suds of Anarchy Bathworks, a bath and body line that proves self-care doesn’t have to be soft. And with RockStar Relations Media Group, he’s helping musicians and brands amplify their voices in the chaotic world of rock ‘n’ roll.

Bobby has won the hearts of rock fans—and the ire of anyone who takes themselves too seriously. His station thrives on fan engagement—voicemail call-ins, social media chaos, and listener-driven content—ensuring every fan is part of the show.

Rock King Bobby D isn’t just a radio personality—he’s a movement. A throwback to the rock ‘n’ roll DJs who set the airwaves on fire, making every show a chaos-driven masterpiece. A high-voltage, high-attitude rock revolution that refuses to be turned down.

Because you Can’t spell Rock without the RK.