See a new look at Orville Peck as the Emcee in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club. The photo cuts off Peck's eyes, not yet making it ...

Country singer Orville Peck will take the stage without his signature mask when he makes his Broadway debut as the Emcee in ...

Country artist Orville Peck is entering his Broadway era — and fans might be surprised by what they see on stage. In the weeks since Peck’s involvement was revealed, speculation swirled online ...

Supported by By Erik Piepenburg First things first: The mask is coming off. Ever since the country singer Orville Peck was announced as the next Emcee in Rebecca Frecknall’s ritzy production of ...

I’m not trying to make it the Orville Peck show.” Since his debut album, 2019’s “Pony,” Peck hasn’t been seen without some sort of facial covering, though the shape and size of it shifts.

Peck stands behind a curtain in his photos, not yet revealing his face without his iconic mask on. Noblezada can be seen sporting Bowles' glittery makeup, behind the production's signature neon ...

Her work has previously appeared in POPSUGAR, Teen Vogue, ELLE, Refinery29 and more. Orville Peck and Beck are doing it big in Sin City! On Friday, July 12, the country music star, 36, and eight ...

Years after introducing himself to listeners as a veiled country crooner, Orville Peck's mask is finally coming off. In a new interview with The New York Times, Peck revealed he plans to perform ...

For years now, fans of queer country crooner Orville Peck have waited for the day when they might sneak a peek at him without his iconic mask covering his face. On Tuesday (Feb. 4), they got just ...

Orville Peck has just done precisely that with the video for “Daytona Sand”, off his upcoming sophomore album Bronco. Rather than put words in his masked mouth, we’ll let him have the stage.

The children’s entertainers have joined forces with American country music singer Orville Peck on a track titled Friends of Dorothy, and Peck is seen in the video clip dancing with long-time ...