Orville Peck releases new song Too Little, Too Late

Orville Peck has released a new single titled Too Little, Too Late as a preview of his upcoming album Mule.

The track serves as the second preview from Mule, which is scheduled for release on September 18 via Warner. The album also includes a song featuring Emmylou Harris, Noah Cyrus, and Allison Russell.

Peck discussed the album's themes in a recent interview, describing it as reflecting one of the worst years of his life. He mentioned struggles with addiction and a personal crisis that became a turning point.

To promote the record, Peck will begin a North American tour this fall with support from Abbie Callahan on most dates. The run opens on September 18 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and continues through November with stops in multiple cities.

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Phoebe Bridgers has announced her new album Lost Weekend, due August 14 on Dead Oceans. The follow-up to her 2020 release Punisher arrives after recent live shows where she debuted new material.

Orville Peck has discussed his 2023 suicide attempt and the personal challenges that shaped his upcoming fourth album. The country singer shared details in a new interview about his mental health struggles at the time.

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Jess Williamson has announced her new album, A Mile South of Heaven, scheduled for release on October 9 via New West. The project serves as the follow-up to her 2023 LP Time Ain’t Accidental.

Lenny Kaye, the 79-year-old guitarist from the Patti Smith Group, previewed songs from his first solo album at an event in New York City on Tuesday night.

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Neil Young shared details about his next album Second Song during a July 8 Zoom session. The record will include new recordings of two songs he wrote as a teenager in the mid-1960s.

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