"I've played Madison Square Garden, and sometimes that feels easier playing to 20,000 people than playing to something that ...

Legendary’s live-action Street Fighter reboot has picked up the pace with its casting in recent months. Many notable actors ...

Peck removed his iconic mask for his role in "Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club." Will he do the same for his film debut?

Peck released his debut album “Pony” in 2019 followed by the EP “Show Pony” the following year. His second studio album “Bronco” was released in 2022, and then a third “Stampede ...

Starting March 31, the “Bronco” artist will step into the role of Emcee, the sexually fluid host of Berlin’s Kit Kat Klub, alongside two-time Tony nominee Eva Noblezada as Sally Bowles.

Country star Orville Peck will make his Broadway debut as the Emcee in Cabare t this spring. Peck, known for wearing his signature mask and albums including Pony, Bronco and Stampede, will take on ...

The masked cowboy has certainly grown in both popularity and confidence since the Bronco tour in 2022. Just watching him you can tell how much he loves playing music. Peck connects well with ...

Orville Peck, one of country music’s most beloved singer-songwriters, has saddled back up a year after canceling his 'Bronco Tour' to protect his mental and physical health. Here, he discusses ...

Stampede is a departure from Peck’s earlier work at the same time that it fits well alongside Bronco and Pony. While Peck is working with other artists on this album, he keeps his signature ...

Stampede is Peck’s first major tour in almost a year. In 2023, he halted his Bronco headlining jaunt partway through; a planned two-night stand at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre never happened.

Orville Peck, the enigmatic country music singer, brought his Stampede tour to the Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota on June 11, 2024. The evening opened with stellar performances by Debbii Dawson ...

Peck's is 2024's only country music release to likely feature Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Elton John and Willie Nelson, plus modern-era favorites Midland and Allison Russell.