Orville Peck cancels headlining festival appearance
Orville Peck will no longer be one of the headliners for the Blue Ox Music Festival in Eau Claire, Wis. this summer.
The festival made the announcement on Valentine's Day, noting that the masked country artist has changed plans "due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict."
In his absence, the festival has added St. Paul & the Broken Bones as well as Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway to the main stage lineup.
The rest of the lineup, including Greensky Bluegrass, the Warren Haynes Band, Margo Price, and Pert Near Sandstone, will all appear as planned.
You can find more festival news from the BMTN team here.
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