Orville Peck Rides Back In With New Duets Collection ‘Stampede’
Orville Peck. Photo: Ben Prince
Orville Peck is galloping out of the gate with a huge collection of new duets on his forthcoming album, Stampede, out on Aug. 2 via Warner Records.
The album features new collaborations with Beck, Teddy Swims, Margo Price, Mickey Guyton, Debbii Dawson, TJ Osborne, Waylon Payne, Fancy Hagood and Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, along with his latest single “Midnight Ride” with Kylie Minogue and Diplo, which was released a few weeks back.
Stampede rounds out the collection of massive duets that was first introduced as Stampede Vol. 1 in May, featuring songs with Willie Nelson, Elton John, Noah Cyrus, Midland, Allison Russell, Nathaniel Rateliff and Bu Cuaron.
“This project has always been something I’ve fantasized about, so to see it finally come to fruition really is a dream come true,” says Peck.
Peck recently announced his sixth annual rodeo event, featuring performances from Medium Build, Guyton, Reyna Roberts, The Nude Party and more, in addition to a headline set from Peck and Tanya Tucker. Hosted by John Waters, the rodeo will take place on Aug. 24 at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater, with a kickoff party at Basement East on Aug. 23 and a closing party at Brooklyn Bowl on Aug. 25.
Stampede Track List:
1. Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other [with Willie Nelson]
2. The Hurtin’ Kind [with Midland]
3. Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) [with Elton John]
4. Back At Your Door [with Debbii Dawson]
5. Chemical Sunset [with Allison Russell]
6. Death Valley High [with Beck]
7. How Far Will We Take It? [with Noah Cyrus]
8. Miénteme [with Bu Cuaron]
9. Papa Was a Rodeo [with Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway]
10. Midnight Ride [with Kylie Minogue and Diplo]
11. Ever You’re Gone [with Teddy Swims]
12. You’re an Asshole, I Can’t Stand You (and I Want a Divorce) [with Margo Price]
13. Where Are We Now? [with Mickey Guyton]
14. Conquer The Heart [with Nathaniel Rateliff]
15. Rhinestone Cowboy [with TJ Osborne, Waylon Payne and Fancy Hagood]
