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Deez Nuts is a hardcore/rap solo project of ex-I Killed The Prom Queen drummer, JJ Peters. ^[1]

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History

Deez Nuts started after Australian metalcore band I Killed The Prom Queen decided to split up. They are named after a Dr. Dre song

In 2007, JJ Peters did his first tour tour of Australia. Then in January 2008 he toured with Canadian band Silverstein, also on that tour were Set Your Goals, The Amity Affliction and Capeside. ^[2]

September 2008 marked Deez Nuts second tour of Australia. He was joined by another I Killed The Prom Queen alumni Michael Crafter and his new band Confession. The tour was called 'Back on the Streets Tour'. Then in October he toured with Bring Me The Horizon on their European tour along with The Red Shore and Ignominious Incarceration. ^[3] He provides guest vocals on the track "Football Season is Over" which features on Bring Me The Horizon's Suicide Season album as well as 'Stairway to Hell' which features on The Amity Affliction's "Severed Ties" album.

Deez Nuts found permanent members in 2008 including ex-I Killed The Prom Queen bass player Sean Kennedy. During the successful tour overseas he was also joined by I Killed The Prom Queen brother Sean Kennedy. The line up of Sean, Ty (Adelaide), Stu (Melbourne) are now the official line up and are supportive and excited to continue the touring adventures with their close friend JJ.

The band recently shot a video for the song 'I Hustle Everyday'. The video was released on March 23 2009.

During the last leg of the Drunk And Disorderly tour Ty was unable to perform due personal issues regarding his family and Ryan Burt from The Amity Affliction filled in during the concerts. Jon Green from The Red Shore also joined in the Melbourne show and performed on bass.