South Dakota Entertainer Talks Name Change and Notre Dame Performance
SIOUX FALLS, SD, April 18, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ — Peyton O’Brien, a rising magician with roots in Indiana, is making both a personal and professional shift as he continues to build his name in the performance world. The former Hoosier, now based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has announced he will officially change his name to Peyton Pronto — a move he says reflects both his style and direction as an entertainer.
O’Brien, who built an early following performing in Indiana, described the decision as something he’s been considering for a while.
“I wanted something that sticks, and is catchy, “he said. “Pronto fits the pace of what I do – fast, unexpected, and a little unpredictable. It just feels right, and easy to remember.”
The name change comes at a time when his career appears to be gaining traction. According to sources close to the situation, Pronto is currently in discussions with campus activities officials at the University of Notre Dame regarding a potential upcoming performance.
While details are still being negotiated, the opportunity could mark a significant milestone for the young magician.
“It’s not finalized yet,” Pronto said, “but it’s definitely in motion. Notre Dame is a big stage, we’re ready.”
Known for blending stage illusions with a casual, conversational performance style, Pronto has been steadily expanding his reach beyond private events. His move to Sioux Falls has allowed him to reset and focus more seriously on scaling his act, and performing exclusively for the corporate market.
As negotiations with Notre Dame continue, the name Peyton Pronto may soon become more familiar to audiences both in the Midwest and beyond. For now, the magician appears focused on sharpening his craft and stepping into this next chapter with a new identity, and bigger ambitions.
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