Lauren Daigle performed live in front of a live audience at SiriusXM’s Nashville studios to celebrate the launch of her limited-run channel, Lauren Daigle’s Music Box.
During the “Front Row Series with Lauren Daigle,” Lauren sat down with host Al Skop and performed some of her biggest hits and a cover of John Mayer‘s song “Stop This Train.”
Listen to the special premiering on her channel on March 30 at 12pm ET, or anytime on the SiriusXM app here. Lauren Daigle’s Music Box will be simulcast on SiriusXM’s The Message (Ch. 65) from 12pm-4pm ET on launch day, and the performance will also premiere on that channel at 12pm ET. Plus, check out a clip from Lauren’s “Front Row” special below.
Lauren Daigle’s Music Box is a joyful musical gumbo of her catalogue, featuring exclusive performances and interviews, along with songs from the artists that have inspired her.
The pop-up channel spotlights every chapter of Lauren’s award-winning career, giving listeners an inside look at her personal playlist with the music she loves and the artists rooted in Christian and Gospel music that have inspired her sound. Tune in to hear Lauren’s biggest hits, plus songs from a wide variety of genres, including Contemporary Christian Music, ’90s & 2000s Pop/Rock, Classic Country, Classic Soul/Motown, Classic Pop/Rock, plus Zydeco, Blues, and Cajun music from her native Louisiana roots.
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