Bonnie Prince Billy

Will Oldham, known professionally as Bonnie “Prince” Billy, is a prolific American singer-songwriter and actor, recognized for his contributions to independent music and film. After making his film debut in John Sayles’ ‘Matewan’ in 1987 as a teen preacher, Will Oldham, known professionally as Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, established a prolific career across independent music and film. Oldham initiated his distinctive musical journey in 1993, performing and recording under the monikers Palace Brothers, Palace Songs, and Palace Music until 1997. During this period, he released acclaimed albums such as ‘There Is No-One What Will Take Care of You’ (Palace Brothers) in 1993 and ‘Viva Last Blues’ (Palace Music) in 1995.

Oldham also released ‘Songs of Love and Horror’ (under his birth name Will Oldham) in 2018, demonstrating his artistry. Most recently, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy delivered solo albums ‘I Made a Place’ (2019) and ‘Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You’ (2023). Collaborations include ‘Superwolves’ with Matt Sweeney (2021) and ‘Blind Date Party’ with Bill Callahan (2021), cementing his status as a prolific force within independent music and film.