COUNTRY superstar Orville Peck’s real face has been revealed after the singer was caught without his signature mask in a very rare moment.
The performer, 37, was snapped outside his NYC hotel without the fringed mask he has become so famous for wearing.
Orville has rarely been seen without it and uses it to keep his identity a mystery.
But he looked fresh-faced in the new images that showed him without it.
He kept his hood up and his head down as he walked to a waiting car as he attempted to go incognito amid the swarm of fans.
Orville kept things casual in a black hooded jumper with a long coat over the top.
He could be seen sporting some stubble on his chin – something often hidden by his mask.
Whilst the singing superstar often keeps his face covered, last year he bared all in a semi-nude photoshoot for PAPER magazine.
On the front cover, the How Far Will We Take It? singer posed on top of a bull made out of brown balloons.
In other snaps, Orville showed off his bare butt while holding onto a gun made out of a balloon.
Orville, whose real name is Daniel Pitout, was born in 1998 in Johannesburg, South Africa but keeps many details surrounding his life a closely guarded secret.
In 2019, he released his debut album Show Pony in 2019 with another EP titled Pony a year later.
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Two years later in 2022, he released his second studio album Bronco.
Last year, he released Stampede: Vol. 1 and recently released a song Midnight Ride with Diplo and Kylie Minogue.
His hit song Dead of Night was featured in the second season of the HBO series Euphoria.
Orville Peck’s Most Streamed Songs
Orville Peck released his first album in 2019.
The country music star has over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
His most streamed songs include:
- Dead of Night (60 million)
- Roses Are Falling (14 million)
- C’mon Baby, Cry (12 million)
- Turn To Hate (11 million)
- Daytona Sand (9 million)
- The Curse of the Blackened Eye (9 million)
- Let Me Drown (5 million)
- Kalahari Down (4 million)
- How Far Will We Take It? (2 million)
- Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other (feat. Willie Nelson) (2 million)
- Midnight Ride (feat. Diplo and Kylie Minogue) (1 million)
