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Roger Peterson (Roger Francis Peterson) was born on 1 December, 1980 in Savaneta, Aruba, is an Aruban-Dutch musician (born 1980). Discover Roger Peterson's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 43 years old?

Popular As Roger Francis Peterson
Occupation Musician, songwriter
Age 43 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 1 December 1980
Birthday 1 December
Birthplace Savaneta, Aruba
Nationality Aruba

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1980

Roger Francis Peterson (born 1 December 1980) is an Aruban-Dutch musician.

2000

The duo performed at the Chaos Cafe and released an album titled The R&M Project in 2000.

Four songs of the album were hits on Aruban radio and one of these songs topped the Aruban charts for seven weeks.

After graduating at the Colegio Arubano Peterson moved to the Netherlands in early 2000 to study sociology initially.

However, he soon decided that he wanted to make a career in music and managed to get approved as a student at the Fontys Rockacademie of Tilburg.

There he met guitarist Jacob Streefkerk and bassist Edsel "Touché" Eusebius, who are both from the island of Sint Maarten.

All three joined the roots reggae band Orange Grove, fronted by Michael Maidwell.

Peterson served as the second vocalist for Orange Grove and performed with the group at several Dutch music venues and also on Sint Maarten.

While they had their activities at Orange Grove, Peterson, Streefkerk and Eusebius decided to start their own band, and with fellow students Erwin Gielen (drums) and Kevin Hissink (guitar) they set up Intwine.

2001

He is known as the lead vocalist for the now-defunct rock band Intwine, which was active from 2001 to 2010.

He also was a competitor on the first season of Dutch talent show Idols.

Roger Peterson was born in Savaneta to an Aruba-born father and a Curaçao-born mother.

He grew up in the area of Savaneta and San Nicolaas.

He has an elder brother named Ryan.

At the age of six Peterson sang in a local church choir.

He was fifteen years old when he drummed in a britpop band called Moose and a nu metal band named Lemonbong.

With a fellow band member of Moose he started a new group named Alias, in which Peterson served as a vocalist.

With Alias he performed at clubs well known on Aruba, such as The Cellar and Black Hog Saloon.

Subsequently he met guitarist Martin Buitenweg, with whom he formed R&M.

2002

In 2002, Peterson was a participant on the first season of Idols, the Dutch spin-off of the Pop Idol television series.

He successfully auditioned with Edwin McCain's "I'll Be".

Singing Stevie Wonder's "Isn't She Lovely?", Train's "Drops of Jupiter", and U2's "One" in the subsequent rounds, he managed to qualify for the live shows as one of the remaining ten finalists.

Peterson, however, refused to sign the contract that required him for participating in the finals, because it would prohibit him from recording his own songs and with his own band after the end of the series.

Because of this, Peterson was forced to withdraw from the show.

His performances in Idols, nonetheless, spawned a lot of attention for himself and his band Intwine as well as a recording contract for the group at Dutch label Dureco.

Regarding the significance of Idols for Intwine, Peterson said: "The show has been a friend in court for us, but has also been a millstone around our necks. Idols invested a lot in our notoriety and we are grateful for that. However, people relate us with a show that didn't bring anything good. Be honest: that show has flopped."

Intwine's first single "Happy?"

reached out for the third position in the Dutch Top 40.

2003

Also "Way Out" and "Get Outta My Head", which were spawned by the band's 2003 self-titled debut album as well, hit the Top 40.

In 2003 the band was nominated for the TMF Awards and an Edison Award.

2004

In 2004, Intwine had their second top-ten hit with "Cruel Man", coming from their second album Perfect.

Perfect was awarded with the 3FM Award for best album of the year.

Hereafter, Intwine went through several line-up changes and altered its musical course.

2006

The band released Pyrrhic Victory in 2006, on which they sound darker and heavier than on their first two pop rock-orientated albums.

Pyrrhic Victory had poor sales, due to financial issues of Intwine's record label V2 Records and the group's decreased notoriety.

2007

In 2007, the band started to play The Rumshop Sessions, where they played acoustic sets in Caribbean styles such as reggae, zouk, cumbia, bolero and soca.

2008

In 2008 Intwine signed to German label Tiefdruck-Musik.

The following year they released Kingdom of Contradiction on which they re-recorded earlier songs in a style more similar to nu metal.

The album was their first international release and was received with positive reviews in European rock media.

2010

As a result of their Rumshop Sessions concerts, Intwine released an EP titled The Original Acoustic Rumshop Sessions Vol I in June 2010.