CULTURAL TRAILBLAZER AND POP PROVOCATEUR PEACHES SCORES DAN LEVY’S HIGHLY ANTICIPATED SERIES BIG MISTAKES
CULTURAL TRAILBLAZER AND POP PROVOCATEUR PEACHES SCORES DAN LEVY’S HIGHLY ANTICIPATED SERIES BIG MISTAKES – STREAMING NOW ON NETFLIX
SOUNDTRACK IS OUT NOW DIGITALLY; LISTEN HERE
FOLLOWS PEACHES’ FIRST ALBUM IN OVER 10 YEARS; NO LUBE SO RUDE, OUT NOW BUY/STREAM VIA KILL ROCK STARS HERE
UK & EU 2026 TOUR KICKS OFF APRIL 15; TICKETS HERE
PLAYS LONDON’S O2 KENTISH TOWN FORUM APRIL 20TH
“She was the only person I wanted…it’s singular, like nothing I’ve ever heard before for a comedy and I was just thrilled she said yes” – Dan Levy on Peaches and her score
“Everyone is afraid to use the word icon these days, but there’s no better title for Peaches” – Interview Mag
“Peaches’ return to music coincides with a cultural moment that’s desperate for a shock to the system, and she’s just the service top for the job” – Pitchfork
“Nothing short of a musical battle standard for those refusing to conform to society’s bland expectations” – The Arts Desk, 5 STARS
“Showcases what Peaches has long been best at: subverting expectations to balance the poetic and the perverted on an endless knife’s edge” – VICE
“Peaches is ready to brawl with fascists” – The FADER
Today, Netflix releases Big Mistakes, the bold, new comedic family saga within a high-stakes crime thriller from Emmy-award winning Dan Levy. The series features the debut score from iconic musician Peaches, a pulsating, driving frenzy created alongside Grammy-winning composer Nora Kroll-Rosenbaum.
Big Mistakes follows Nicky (Levy) and Morgan (Taylor Ortega), two deeply incapable siblings who are in over their heads when a misguided theft for their dying grandmother accidentally pulls them into the world of organized crime. Blackmailed into increasingly dangerous assignments, they clumsily fail upwards, sinking deeper into chaos they’re ill-equipped to handle.
Big Mistakes Soundtrack follows the release of No Lube So Rude, Peaches’ first full length album in 10+ years. A brash, unapologetic blend of electronic, dance, punk, industrial, and pop music, the album exists at the intersection of the personal and the political, where the body serves not only as a sexual and spiritual vessel, but also as the front line in a battle for basic human rights. Peaches’ lyrics are bawdy and explicit here, laced with biting sarcasm and clever wordplay, but they’re also surprisingly vulnerable, offering up a candid look in the mirror from a post-menopausal queer icon reckoning with a society that’s come to expect silence, if not outright erasure.
Peaches recently wrapped her 27-date North American tour, putting on “a total party of the kind only Peaches can throw, complete with wild, explicit costumes a’plenty” (BrooklynVegan). She will embark on the EU/UK leg on April 15. Tickets on sale HERE
Peaches plays the following 2026 UK & EU Dates:
April
Wed 15th Dublin, Academy *
Fri 17th Manchester, O2 Ritz *
Sat 18th Glasgow, SWG3 TV Studio *
Mon 20th London, O2 Kentish Town Forum *
Tue 21st Brussels, Les Halles de Schaerbeek ~
Wed 22nd Paris, Elysee Montmartre ~ #
Fri 24th Nijmegen, Doornroosje ~
Sat 25th Den Haag, Paard Van Troje ~
Mon 27th Hamburg, Große Freiheit 36 ~
Tue 28th Cologne, Live Music Hall ~
Thu 30th Frankfurt, Zoom ~
May
Sat 2nd Krems, Donau Festival
Tue 5th Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus ^
Wed 6th Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus %
Wed 13th Lyon, Les Nuits Sonores Festival
Fri 15th Brighton, The Great Escape Spotlight Show
June
Fri 12th Stuttgart, About Pop Festival
Wed 24th Bremen, Schlachthof
Fri 26th Dublin, Mother Pride Opening Party (DJ Set)
July
Fri 3rd Beuningen, Down the Rabbit Hole
Fri 17th Dour, Belgium, Dour Festival
August
Fri 7th Amsterdam, WorldPride Music Festival, Melkweg MAX
Aug 12th-16th Winchester, Boomtown Fair
Sun 30th Lisbon, Kalorama Festival
September
Fri 4th Vancouver, Commodore Ballroom
Sat 5th Seattle, Bumbershoot
Sat 12th Chicago, Robyn, The Sexistential Tour
With Support From:
* Bimini
~ Lynks
# Muchas Problemas
^ Dornika
% Bleach & the Bungholes
Born Merrill Nisker, Peaches first catapulted to international stardom with her 2000 debut, The Teaches of Peaches, which introduced the world to her sexually transgressive, fiercely assertive, and utterly captivating stage persona. The album’s ubiquitous lead single “Fuck the Pain Away” became a bonafide smash and a genuine pop culture phenomenon. Them Magazine praised Peaches saying “20 years after The Teaches of Peaches, the world is still catching up with the artist’s brash, irreverent, and sexually self-assured life philosophy.” In the years that followed, Peaches would go on to release five more trailblazing albums—prompting the The New York Times to dub her a “heroine” and Uncut to rave that she brings together “high art, low humour and deluxe filth [in] a hugely seductive combination”—and collaborate with everyone from Iggy Pop and Daft Punk to Christina Aguilera and R.E.M., to Kim Gordon and Yoko Ono. Her music has been honored with the prestigious Polaris Heritage Prize, featured in cultural watermarks like Lost In Translation, The Handmaid’s Tale, South Park, and Broad City, and studied at universities around the world. In addition to her musical output, Peaches has directed over 20 videos, co-curated a photo book of her life, created a host of immersive installations and performative works, and penned the electro-rock opera Peaches Does Herself, which was adapted into a film shown at over 70 festivals. The subject of two acclaimed documentaries—Teaches of Peaches (2024, directed by Judy Landkammer and Philipp Fussenegger) and Peaches Goes Bananas (2024, directed by Marie Losier)—she has also played the title role in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo and Brecht’s The Seven Deadly Sins and continues to perform her widely lauded one-woman show, Peaches Christ Superstar. Her aesthetic also provided the main influence for designer Anthony Vaccarello’s AW21 Saint Laurent collection. In 2026, she released her first full-length album in over a decade to widespread international acclaim.