| RED PETERS SERVES UP MIXED NUTS OUT OCTOBER 23 VIA OGLIO Comedy-music legend known for appearances on The Howard Stern Show, and hundreds of radio stations and podcasts, delivers birthday misbehavior, backwoods encounters and holiday havoc—with focus track “Happy F**king Birthday” turning the traditional birthday greeting into a gleefully profane singalong; alternate and bleeped versions included |
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| Red Peters wants to know…Have you ever been sung “Happy Birthday” to by a celebrity?Have you ever spent a steamy night in Havana with a hot Cuban band, admiring all the inflatables?Have you ever spent a weekend in the backwoods, contemplating the state of the world and wondering if you were about to experience your Deliverance moment?Have you ever thought about chickens?Have you ever felt an attraction so strong that you just wanted to bare everything?Have you ever felt the Christmas spirit so strongly that it just oozed out of you, in front of everybody?Neither has Red.But that hasn’t stopped him from singing about them!Comedy-music legend Red Peters serves up “MIXED NUTS” on October 23, 2026, via Oglio, with a little something for anyone who likes their music with a dirty mind. The release offers a multi-genre collection of songs packed with adult humor, double entendres and stories you probably shouldn’t repeat at the dinner table.Leading the festivities is “Happy Fucking Birthday,” Red’s new way to help someone feel fucking special on their big day. Red happily lets it rip, turning the traditional birthday greeting into a gleefully profane singalong. Birthday mischief also takes a different shape on “Big Balloons,” a double-entendre birthday story set to the sounds of a Cuban big band.“MIXED NUTS” includes alternate and bleeped versions, offering more than one way to enjoy the mischief.Stream “MIXED NUTS”Cover art illustration by Timothy Shamey. |
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| About Red PetersBorn in Quincy, Massachusetts, Red Petersbuilt his career at the intersection of music, comedy and storytelling. After attending Massachusetts College of Art, he co-founded the theatrical rock group GNP (Gross National Productions), whose 1972 album P-Flaps and Low Blows led to tours with Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, Boz Scaggs, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker.Peters later co-founded Handsome Brothers Creative Music Service, which evolved into Handsome Brothers with composer and producer Ed Grenga, creating award-winning music for television, radio and advertising.In 1984, Peters and Grenga released the underground comedy classic “Blow Me (You Hardly Even Know Me),” followed by “How’s Your Whole… Family?” in 1990. The songs helped establish Peters as a cult favorite, leading to two albums on Ugly Sisters Records and a national radio tour.Following several appearances on The Howard Stern Show, Peters took his appreciation for musical misbehavior to satellite radio. From 2005 to 2013, he hosted The Red Peters Comedy Music Hour on SiriusXM’s Howard channels, showcasing adult comedy songs and interviews with the people behind them. The show also inspired three compilation albums.Peters signed with Oglio Entertainment in 2006 and continues to write and produce music and comedy from his home base on Cape Cod, with a body of work that includes duets with Margaret Cho and Todd Rundgren.To learn more, visit Red’s website. |
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