Orville Peck opened the Man Turned Mule Tour with shows in Sacramento and Anaheim, kicking off a 19-date North American headline run backing his latest album, Mule, released via Warner Records. The Anaheim stop at House of Blues followed the tour’s opening night at Channel 24 in Sacramento, with support from Abbie Callahan.
The setlist drew from Mule, including “Already Gone,” “Too Little, Too Late,” “Rehab Blues” and “Ring the Bell,” alongside earlier songs such as “Dead of Night” and “Daytona Sand.” According to the announcement, the stage production features a honky-tonk set design with references to Peck’s career and interactive moments involving the opening act and guest appearances.
The tour continues through North America with stops in Denver, Minneapolis, Chicago, Brooklyn, Toronto and Montreal, concluding Nov. 22 at The Paramount in Huntington, New York. Mule is described by the label as a chronological account of a difficult period in Peck’s life, touching on addiction, sobriety and identity across 13 tracks.
Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Genesis Salazar, LiveNation.com.