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Orville Peck Headlines Hollywood Bowl for First Time
Orville Peck headlined the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night, performing with surprise guest Noah Cyrus and releasing his fourth studio album Mule.
Orville Peck took the stage as a headliner at the Hollywood Bowl for the first time on Friday night. The concert program began with performances by opening acts Lucius and Deloyd Elze. As the show progressed, Noah Cyrus made a surprise appearance on stage to perform the duet song Atchafalaya alongside Peck. At the end of the night, Peck concluded the concert with an encore performance, singing a cover of Dolly Parton's song I Will Always Love You.
This appearance marked a return to the venue for Peck, who had previously performed at the Hollywood Bowl in 2023 for Willie Nelson's 90th birthday celebration. The duet between Peck and Nelson is included on Peck's 2024 duet album, Stampede.
In addition to the headlining concert at the Hollywood Bowl, Friday marked another release for the musician. On the same day, Peck officially released his fourth studio album, titled Mule.
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