Watch: Orville Peck, Noah Cyrus take to 'Jimmy Kimmel' to perform duet song

On Wednesday, masked country music singer Orville Peck and his duet partner Noah Cyrus hit the stage on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" to perform their song "How Far Will We Take It?"

The 36-year-old queer country musician — known for his biggest hit "Dead of Night" — teamed up with his close friend, singer and actress Noah Cyrus to release the song on May 10.

A quickly lauded song, "How Far Will We Take It?" features the two singers harmonizing on emotional choruses and trading off verses.

For Cyrus and Peck's 'Kimmel' appearance, guest hosts Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman announced their performance on the outside stage.

Peck, clad in a grey suit, cowboy hat and decorative mask stood beside the youngest Cyrus sibling, who wore an all-burnt orange, copper-colored outfit.

Together, the two delivered a compelling performance. Cyrus' delicate, yet powerful voice blended with Peck's rich baritone.

They sang, "I tried to love you, just couldn't break through / No getting used to living without you / 'Cause I've been waiting, don't wanna waste it / We're all alone now, how far will we take it?"

"How Far Will We Take It?" released on Peck's "Stampede: Vol. 1," a seven-song collection that gave listeners a peek into some of the songs on Peck's new album.

The first volume featured a star-studded lineup of guests, including Willie Nelson, Midland, Elton John, Allison Russell, Bu Cuaron, Nathaniel Rateliff and Cyrus.

Peck recently released single "Death Valley High" on July 12 with Beck, continuing his string of impressive collaborators.

Peck's third studio album "Stampede," a 15-song record, will release on Aug. 2.

To learn more about Orville Peck, head to orvillepeck.com.

Audrey Gibbs is a music reporter for The Tennessean. You can reach her at [email protected].

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