Lauren Daigle

Lauren Daigle dropped the second part of her self-titled album on Friday, Sept. 8.

It makes no sense that people are criticizing “Sound of Freedom,” which aims to bring awareness to the crime of child trafficking, says Christian artist Lauren Daigle. Daigle recently saw the movie starring Jim Caviezel and shared her thoughts on it in an Instagram video.

“God will do something amazing with songs,” Daigle said. “I got this picture of this girl that I didn’t know—hadn’t met her—but it was a very clear, clear vision of someone that was experiencing drug addiction.”

Lauren Daigle's new, self-titled album was born from a time of pain during which the singer struggled with anxiety and depression. Daigle shared these details about her album’s background in an interview with People Magazine. 

It's a big week for "American Idol" contestant, Megan Danielle. While making it to the Top 3 of the reality show would certainly be enough to make the week memorable, Danielle is also celebrating the release of her third single, "Dream Girl," which releases Friday.

Megan Danielle sang Lauren Daigle’s “Thank God I Do” after host Ryan Seacrest announced she had won America’s vote.

During a concert last Saturday, Justin Bieber told the crowd: "Jesus changed my life."

Christian pop star Lauren Daigle is responding to Louisiana news reports that she had been removed from the lineup of “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve,” the iconic musical countdown to the New Year on ABC.