Country artist Orville Peck is heading back to Orange County this fall as part of his newly announced Man Turned Mule Tour.
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The singer-songwriter will perform at House of Blues Anaheim on Oct. 29, one night after the North American leg of the tour kicks off in Sacramento. Nashville singer-songwriter Abbie Callahan will join Peck as support, which concludes Nov. 22 in Huntington, New York.
Artist presale tickets are available beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 28 at orvillepeck.com. Citi cardmember presales will also begin that day in select markets, with general ticket sales opening at 10 a.m. Friday, July 31 at citientertainment.com. One dollar from every ticket sold on the North American tour will be donated to The Trevor Project, which provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ youth.
The tour announcement arrives alongside news of Peck’s fourth studio album, “Mule,” due out Sept. 18 via Warner Records. He also released two new songs Wednesday: the lead single “Too Little, Too Late” and “Prologue (Eulogy of a Man Turned Mule),” a collaboration with Emmylou Harris, Noah Cyrus and Allison Russell.
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According to Peck in a recent news release, “Mule” chronicles a pivotal year in his life, exploring addiction, sobriety, love and identity through a mix of country, bluegrass and Americana influences.
The tour follows a busy stretch for the masked performer, who recently made his Grand Ole Opry debut, appeared on Broadway in Cabaret and is set to appear as Vega in the upcoming “Street Fighter” film. His previous album, “Stampede,” featured collaborations with artists including Willie Nelson, Elton John, Beck, Kylie Minogue and Diplo.
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