Orville Peck - Man Turned Mule Tour
About This Event
Orville Peck, the South African-born Daniel Pitout who splits time between the United States and Canada, brings the Man Turned Mule Tour to the Brooklyn Paramount. Working in an alt‑country register that privileges persona and restraint, Peck favors atmosphere and narrative over flash; Abbie Callahan opens, drawing from her release OptiMYSTIC.
About Man Turned Mule Tour
Orville Peck brings the Man Turned Mule Tour to the Brooklyn Paramount, placing a contemporary country set in a room built for big-stage spectacle. Abbie Callahan opens the night, with material that connects to her release *OptiMYSTIC*, framing a second angle on the genre’s present tense. If this marks a New York City debut for the tour, it reads as a measure of how country continues to relocate and adapt inside the city’s club-and-theater circuit. Peck’s masked persona turns the performance into a study of identity as much as songcraft.
About the Artists
Orville Peck
Orville Peck is the masked country artist Daniel Pitout, a South African musician now based between the United States and Canada. His work sits in the alt-country lane, pairing classic genre shapes with a present-day sense of persona and restraint.
