Sean Kennedy’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Sean Kennedy Wiki – Sean Kennedy Biography

It was reported that Sean Kennedy The Deez Nuts and former I Killed The Prom Queen bassist passed away on February 23, and members of the Australian metalcore scene paid their respects to the late musician at the age of 35.

Sean played bass on the first two albums of I Killed The Prom Queen, 2003’s When Goodbye Means Forever … and 2006’s Music For The Recently Deceased. He joined Deez Nuts in 2014 and appeared on the album Word Is Bond. 2015, Binge & Purgatory from 2017 and You Got Me Fucked Up from 2019.

Sean Kennedy Age

Sean Kennedy was 35 years old.

Cause of Death

“For years we were side by side on stage or in-band photos,” said former Prom Queen vocalist Michael Crafter. “We sleep in flats, trucks, airplanes and somehow we manage to travel the world. Time passed [too] quickly. We experience ups and downs on the road and after all, we got through it, you will always be my friend. As the years have passed, I am glad that we have always been there for each other.

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“When I called you last week, I didn’t think it would be the last. I wish I could say goodbye. Love and I will always miss you mate. Rest in peace.” “Rest, dear friend,” wrote The Amity Affliction. “We send all our love and thoughts to SK’s friends and family.”

“You were one of a kind @skdtd my brother, my friend, my confidant,” posted Ahren Stringer from Amity. “My heart is broken, you were so loved so real and just a true fucking legend. Never forget you.”

“I LOVE YOU SK,” said JJ Peters of Deez Nuts.

Kerrang’s thoughts! They are with Sean’s family, friends, bandmates, and everyone who knew him in this tragic moment.

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