Biography
Connor Wren (formerly known as Connor Warren Smith) is a prolific vocalist, composer, arranger, entertainer, and voiceover actor who has been featured in over 175 projects for film, television, and media. Whether leaning on his powerhouse pop vocals, classical choral work, ethereal boy soprano, or laser-tight vocal jazz, Connor's career as a vocalist is incredibly diverse. A trusted singer for some of the world's top composers, producers, and songwriters, he has lent his voice to blockbuster films like Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Wish, while also arranging and singing backup for some of the world's top pop artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, Rosalía, Michael Bublé and The Weeknd. In 2026, Wren announced a return to his work as a solo artist, with his debut album Second Adolescence being released that spring.
Wren's professional recording career began in 2018, when he was signed to Disney Music Group as a lead vocalist in the critically-acclaimed vocal group DCappella. The group's debut album was released in November 2018. Outside of the recording studio, Connor's career as a live performer and entertainer has carried him across the globe. He has had the proud honor of being a guest soloist with the Golden State Pops Orchestra, the Hour of Power Choir & Orchestra, and the Lviv Philharmonic in Ukraine, among others, and he remains a principal vocalist for Disney Parks & Resorts.
While many know him primarily as a versatile vocalist and performer, Connor also serves as composer, vocal arranger, music producer, and vocal contractor on a wide range of projects for film and television. With numerous published and commissioned works, his choral pieces are regularly performed around the world. Since 2023, he has served as the Resident Arranger for the Denver Gay Men's Chorus, combining his passion of musical connection and LGBTQ+ advocacy. A passionate advocate for the Los Angeles singing community, Connor serves on a variety of committees for SAG-AFTRA. Today, he enjoys writing commissioned works for vocal ensembles across the country, as well as writing, producing, arranging and singing for television, film, and artist recordings.
