With four award-winning albums to date, William Prince is building a body of work that traces his remarkable journey from Peguis First Nation to the country’s biggest stages. Guided by a practical yet profound gratitude, William Prince’s songs radiate grace and generosity. Standing shoulder to shoulder with the greats of our time, Prince’s songwriting explores his own moments of self-discovery in relation to the larger questions we face together. This balance resonates deeply with listeners, who find their own truths, comfort and companionship in his songs.
Prince’s career is marked by numerous accolades and milestones including a debut at The Grand Ole Opry, multiple Juno Awards and international award recognition including the John Prine Songwriting Fellowship, bills with Neil Young, Norah Jones and Sarah McLachlan, two Tiny Desk sessions and more. From national network television appearances to his collaborations with the country’s biggest stars including The Tragically Hip and Serena Ryder, William Prince has become one of the country’s most beloved and celebrated songwriters. Beyond his albums and achievements, William has used his voice to make a meaningful contribution to our shared legacy, from his work as host for A Day to Listen to his original song for the 40th Anniversary of Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope.
