William Prince Welcomes Nathaniel Rateliff on New Song “Change”

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Further From the Country Nominated for CCMA Alternative Country Album of the Year

On Rolls the Wheel Tour in November

Today, William Prince releases a new song, “Change,” which features Nathaniel Rateliff in a pairing of unmistakable and soulful vocals. A mediation on the ups and downs of life as it unfolds, “Change” is a poignant addition to William Prince’s songbook.  

“I’m thankful to call Nathaniel Rateliff a friend and we’re all blessed that he decided to add harmonies to ‘Change,’” says Prince. “After Nathaniel invited me to sing John Prine together at his Winnipeg show, it felt like a proper collaboration to mark our friendship was in order. Nathaniel’s willingness to share his light with others is a testament to why he’s so beloved in our community. ‘Change’ is about all the good days and the not-so-good between. Singing with a friend makes for a good day.”

“Change” follows “Lighthearted” as the second new song released since Prince’s most recent album, Further From the Country. The album just picked up another award nomination for the CCMA’s Alternative Country Album of the Year. 

Prince has made many high-profile appearances this summer, including FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremonies, Winnipeg Blue Bombers halftime, Calgary Stampede and more. 

Coming up, the On Rolls the Wheel Tour begins in BC and makes its way across Western Canada throughout November. Prince will also headline the Mina Nowewinan (Good Sounds) Gala in Toronto.

williamprince.com 


TOUR DATES


SUMMER TOUR DATES

08/02/26 Canmore, AB - Canmore Folk Festival

08/29/26 Toronto, ON - RBC Amphitheatre w/ Blue Rodeo

09/18/26 Greensboro, NC - North Carolina Folk Festival 


ON ROLLS THE WHEEL TOUR DATES 

11/03/26 Courtenay, BC - Sid Williams Civic Theatre

11/04/26 Nanaimo, BC - The Port Theatre

11/05/26 Sidney, BC - Mary Winspear Centre

11/07/26 Whitehorse, YT - Yukon Arts Centre

11/09/26 Chilliwack, BC - Hub International Theatre

11/10/26 Penticton, BC - The Cleland Theatre

11/11/26 Lake Country, BC - The Creekside Theatre

11/12/26 Vernon, BC - Vernon & District Performing Arts Centre

11/13/26 Trail, BC - Charley Bailey Theatre

11/14/26 Revelstoke, BC - Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre

11/15/26 Cranbrook, BC - Key City Theatre

11/18/26 St. Albert, AB - Arden Theatre

11/22/26 Sherwood Park, AB - Festival Place 

11/24/26 Medicine Hat, AB - Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre

11/26/26 Toronto, ON - The Carlu, Mina Nowewinan (Good Sounds) w/ Elisapie, Siibii, Brianna Lizotte, Bear Creek 

1/9/27 Brant, ON - Paris Concert Series

1/16/27 St. Catharines, ON - First Ontario Centre

For tickets and details visit williamprincemusic.com


ABOUT WILLIAM PRINCE

The distance traveled on William Prince’s new album, Further From the Country, is generational, aspirational, and metaphysical. Expansive and declarative, Further From the Country is the work of an artist who meets the challenge of putting incisive and enduring words to this age of uncertainty. William Prince’s perspective - a songwriter who carries great legacies of family and songcraft forward - is singular and significant. 

The two-time JUNO Award winning artist continues to build an exceptional body of acclaimed work, with recent accolades including the John Prine Songwriter Fellowship and Americana Honors & Awards nomination. From Newport Folk Festival to sold out shows at prestigious theatres including Massey Hall, from NPR’s Tiny Desk to tours with The War and Treaty, Yola and more, William Prince has made significant appearances on historic stages. Celebrated by peers, critics and fans, William Prince’s songs resonate on deep emotional levels.

With Further From the Country, Prince expands his sound and sharpens his focus for a collection of songs that share personal and universal truths alike. A commanding and accomplished album, Further From the Country signals an artist who has impelled his craft to formidable new heights. 

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