Press kit, Stella Prince · Press kit, official use
Woodstock raised, Nashville honed, and Laurel Canyon inspired, 22-year-old Stella Prince creates soul-baring indie folk pop representing the next generation of artists. The prodigious singer-songwriter from Woodstock, NY- who first began voice lessons at age four and hasn't looked back since- now ranks among the most exciting young voices in folk music. In just one year, Stella has performed at events with Elle Magazine at Cannes Lions, Spin Magazine at South by Southwest (named as one of the best performers at the festival by No Depression), John Prine’s “You Got Gold” Benefit, Maren Morris’ Tribute to Dolly Parton, Save The Music, Music Row Magazine’s Rising Women on the Row, Anzie Blue New Years Eve (live on CNN), Linda Perry’s event at Live in The Vineyard Goes Country, She is The Music, Lucchese Boots at CMA Fest, Amplify Arts Project, Hollywood and Mind’s Mental Health Summit, Musicians on Call, Nashville’s salute to Bob Dylan, invited by the Recording Academy to film an episode of the GRAMMY's "Reimagined" Series, a panelist on NPR Senior Music Critic Ann Powers’ “Next Gen Artists” panel at Folk Alliance 2026, a panelist on the Recording Academy’s GRAMMY House panel on independent artists, was part of a commercial that aired on the 2026 Golden Globes, recorded a song for the soundtrack of Paramount’s new film “By Any Means” (2026), and contributed the lead track for the Hallmark Channel original movie “Adventures in Love and Birding” (2025). She has walked the red carpet at the Grammys, Variety Hitmakers, Billboard Women in Music Awards, Elle’s Women in Entertainment Awards, Variety Power of Women Nashville, She is the Music’s Women Sharing the Spotlight Honors, the Americana Music Awards, the CMA Awards, Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Hollywood Gala, the RIAA Awards, events with Hermes, Hello Sunshine, Pollstar, Sony Electronics, IEBA, Jump Global, Hit-boy, Randy Travis, Trisha Yearwood, Post Malone, James Blake, Big X Tha Plug, and Timothee Chalamet.
