Orville Peck rode into New York on Tuesday night for the second of two concerts at the Brooklyn Paramount. Part of his “Man Turned Mule Tour” behind his latest excellent album, Mule, the shows turned the venue into a smoke-filled honky tonk.
Sharing the stage with a makeshift bar and a cadre of bluegrass players, Peck split the setlist between all of his albums.
He did his Willie Nelson duet “Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other” (a cover of a Ned Sublette song) by himself, but had bandmate Emily Rose admirably fill in for Shania Twain on “Legends Never Die.” There was a surprise guest, however, when Ziwe Fumudoh came out to help cover Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me, Babe.”
Check out photos from the night, video of Ziwe’s appearance, and the complete setlist below. There are still a handful of Orville Peck’s “Man Turned Mule Tour” dates to come, and you can snag tickets here.
Big Ol’ House Already Gone Roses Are Falling C’mon Baby, Cry The Curse of the Blackened Eye Rehab Blues Lafayette Too Little, Too Late Legends Never Die (w/ Emily Rose) Drive Me Crazy Hope to Die The Breeze, the Grass, the Mourning Dove and Me Any Turn Hexie Mountains / My Side of the Mountain It Ain’t Me, Babe (Bob Dylan cover, w/ Ziwe Fumudoh) Outta Time Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other The Fall
Bronco Encore: Dead of Night Turn to Hate
