Lauren Daigle has released a statement after she was seemingly pulled from the Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve lineup.
Lauren Daigle has released a statement after she was seemingly pulled from the Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve lineup.
It appears Christian singer Lauren Daigle has officially been pulled from Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve lineup.
The inclusion of singer Lauren Daigle in Dick Clark's Rockin New Year’s Eve lineup has been the center of controversy this week, with New Orleans’ mayor calling for her to be removed from the show's roster.
On Wednesday, Lauren Daigle won Billboard's Top Christian Artist award.
Lauren Daigle's song "You Say" has become the first song to sit at the top of Billboard's Hot Christian Songs Chart for 100 Weeks.
Among this year's Dove Award nominees are Kanye West, Gloria Gaynor, Lauren Daigle and For King & Country. While For King & Country received five nominations, Daigle received four, West received three and Gaynor received one.
Lauren Daigle recently hosted a virtual concert for patients and healthcare workers at a Tennessee children's hospital.
American Idol's newest winner is the same contestant who prayed with the judges during her audition. Known as "Just Sam," the singer performed "You Say" with Lauren Daigle and "Rise Up" by Andra Day to win the "Idol" title.
Over the weekend, Grammy Award-winning Christian artists Lauren Daigle released a "social distancing version" of her hit song "Still Rolling Stones."
Spotify just released its list of the top ten worship songs on the app in 2019. Impressively, the list only contains four artists.
