| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Class | 2012 |
| Voice part | Bass |
| Solos | You Sexy Thing, Don't You Want Me Baby, Crazy |
| Major | Chemistry |
| Hometown | Great Falls, VA |
| Other Activities | PFA, Club Basketball |
| Interests | Working out, playing guitar, trying to create a new anti-malaria drug |
| Favorite R20 Memory | Beaching it in Bermuda |
| Gallons of milk consumed per day | ~1 |
| Number of times Peter bled on his guitar during a concert | Only once. His mom applied the band-aid. |
Peter never formally sang in high school but played clarinet in the band for four years and fronted a rock band. He grew up listening and singing along to Paul Simon and Marcus Hummon (who is his uncle-by-marriage, and who wrote “Bless the Broken Road”). Eventually Peter discovered that although he thought he was singing in the same octave as all of the bands on the radio, he was actually singing an octave lower. In fact, he has a ridiculously low voice (think earth tremor inducing), which he is making good use of in the R20 bass section. You definitely don’t want to mess with him though, because in addition to being able to drink a lot more milk than you can, Peter is also a black belt in Kung Fu and has a large stack of broken boards to prove it.