Promotional poster for William Prince's November 13, 2026, concert at the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail.
Photo credit: What's On? Events Inc.
TRAIL — Two-time JUNO Award winner William Prince is scheduled to perform at the Charles Bailey Theatre on Friday, Nov. 13, as part of his On Rolls the Wheel Acoustic Tour.
The show supports Prince's fifth album, Further From the Country, according to organizer What's On? Events. The acoustic concert will focus on his songwriting and storytelling. Prince has previously appeared at Massey Hall and the Newport Folk Festival.
What's On? Events advertises a 7:30 p.m. showtime and $59 tickets, including fees and charges. The theatre lists a separate $1 convenience fee for online purchases. Tickets are available through the Trail & District Arts Council's ticketing service. The theatre is at 1501 Cedar Ave.
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Two-time JUNO Award winner William Prince is scheduled to perform at the Charles Bailey Theatre on Friday, Nov. 13, as part of his On Rolls the Wheel Acoustic Tour.
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