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Orville Peck's Mule album rollout

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Country‑masked singer‑songwriter Orville Peck is promoting his forthcoming fourth studio album, “Mule,” slated for release on 18 September 2026 via Warner Records. On 24 July, Peck issued the single “Too Little, Too Late,” which features a spoken‑word intro, “Prologue (Eulogy Of A Man Turned Mule),” with guest vocals from Emmylou Harris, Noah Cyrus, and Allison Russell. On that same day, Peck revealed that a suicide attempt and overdose in June 2023 forced him to cancel his “Bronco” tour and enter rehabilitation. He described himself at the time as “a bad addict, a coping alcoholic,” noting that the crisis coincided with planned performances at Madison Square Garden and the Grand Ole Opry. He stated these events form the “chronological snapshot” at the heart of “Mule,” shaping its lyrics about personal struggle, sobriety, and a breakup. On 14 August, Peck released the single and music video for “Already Gone,” a track produced by Jay Joyce that explores and co-written with Jacob Portrait. The song blends traditional outlaw country with 90s shoegaze textures to explore the denial Peck experienced during his entry into treatment. The Directed by Austin Peters, the video juxtaposes the reality of rehab, such as therapy and urine tests, with choreographed choreographed, musical-style fantasy sequences. Peck noted the song’s exuberant tone reflects his “arrogant mindset” during the crisis. crisis, where he viewed the experience as a lighthearted musical despite being in the “worst places” of his life. The video features recurring figures from his previous works, including Noah Cyrus, Allison Russell, and Cathy Cooper, appearing as figments of his mind. To support the album, Peck will launch the “Man Turned Mule” Tour on 18 September at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

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