Orville Peck opens up about why he changed up his mask for the new 'Stampede' era

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By
Talor Henderson
April 6, 2024
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The cowboy agenda is in full effect! Orville Peck enlisted the legendary Willie Nelson for their "Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond of Each Other"; and following its release, on Friday the country music star took the time to share with Out how the song came together, why he's changed up his signature fringe mask, share his views on country's place in the culture, and tease his upcoming duet album, Stampede.

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