Orville Peck

On 29 June 2026 at Roundhouse, London, Orville Peck brings his fringed mask and a cinematic take on country that blends classic Nashville sway with darker undercurrents. South African-born and Canada-based, he builds songs on a deep baritone, shimmering reverb and pedal steel, where stories of distance, desire and the margins take centre stage. The live set moves from slow-burn ballads to mid-tempo gallops, carried by twangy guitars and widescreen arrangements that lean into an Americana palette without losing a gothic tint.

Expect a journey through his key releases: Pony (2019) set the tone with nocturnal ballads and road-movie moods, Show Pony (2020) opened to a modern country dialogue, including a duet with Shania Twain, while Bronco (2022) widened the sound with denser orchestrations. Stampede: Vol. 1 (2024) folded in covers and collaborations, among them a cut with Willie Nelson, sketching a bridge between heritage and the present. On stage, his queer cowboy imagery meets tight songwriting for a set that favours atmosphere over décor, with that unmistakable voice anchoring the ride at the Roundhouse.