How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Orville Peck

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Set us as preferred For Orville Peck, the best Sundays are basically all the same.And they are pretty similar to every other day of the week too.

The masked country singer (and now actor) got sober three years ago and has figured out a routine that helps him stay clear-minded and present with the people in his life whom he cares about.In Sunday Funday, L.A.people give us a play-by-play of their ideal Sunday around town.

Find ideas and inspiration on where to go, what to eat and how to enjoy life on the weekends.“If I don’t keep up that routine, especially on a day like a Sunday, it quickly falls into no day feeling fun,” he says.“[The routine], which to some people is like, ‘Oh God, that looks like hell,’ is fun for me because it is fun for me to show up for myself.”Peck’s latest album, “Mule,” which details his sobriety journey, is out Friday.

That same day, he’s headlining the Hollywood Bowl, one of his favorite venues in the city.Peck currently lives in the Hollywood Hills and has been in Los Angeles, on and off, for 18 years.“It’s definitely home to me,” he says.

“I met my partner there.I’ve had some of the most important moments of my life in Los Angeles.

I will always love this city.”It’s also particularly conducive to his new lifestyle.“There’s a ton of other crazy people going to the gym and swimming and going to [12-step] meetings every single day,” Peck says.

“So I’m in appropriately obsessive company for sure.”This interview has been lightly edited and condensed for length and clarity.5 a.m.: Early to riseI wake up painfully early.I’ve been doing that since I was a toddler.

I used to hold my mother’s eyelids open in the morning to get her to wake up.When I wake up, the first thing I will do is meditation.

I do transcendental meditation.I find every other fo...