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Orville Peck Turns Brooklyn Paramount into a Honkey Tonk on “Man Turned Mule Tour”: Photos + Setlist
Orville Peck brought his “Man Turned Mule Tour” to the Brooklyn Paramount for the second of two New York concerts, transforming the venue into a smoke-filled honky-tonk. The show drew on songs from across his albums, with a surprise appearance by Ziwe Fumudoh adding a guest turn to Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me, Babe”.
Peck performed his Willie Nelson duet “Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other” solo, while bandmate Emily Rose filled in for Shania Twain on “Legends Never Die”. The 19-song set also included material from his latest album, *Mule*, and closed with an encore of “Dead of Night” and “Turn to Hate”; a handful of tour dates remained.
In short
- Peck played two Brooklyn Paramount shows on his tour.
- Ziwe Fumudoh joined him for a Bob Dylan cover.
- The set spanned his albums and ended with two encore songs.