Lauren Daigle Announces Upcoming Christmas Tour: ‘To Share These Songs With Others Brings Joy To My Heart’
By Movieguide® Contributor
Lauren Daigle is ready to spread holiday cheer! The Grammy Award-winning singer just announced her annual “Behold: A Christmas Tour” will be taking place again this year.
Daigle will play three nights at the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, and two nights at the Saenger Theatre in her hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana.
The show’s will see Daigle perform tracks from her best-selling Christmas album, Behold: A Christmas Collection.
“Music has always been a huge part of my family’s holiday celebration,” Daigle said of her upcoming shows. “So for me, being able to do these shows every year, to share these songs with others, brings joy to my heart.”
The concerts will take place December 6-11. Presale registration for tickets will open September 15 at 10 am CST on www.laurendaigle.com. Presale will begin September 21 at 12 pm local time.
Movieguide® previously reported on Daigle’s hugely successful music career:
Lauren Daigle’s album “Look Up Child” reached 100 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart, marking another career milestone for the Grammy Award-winning artist.
In 2018, “Look Up Child” became Daigle’s third full-length album and holds the record for most weeks at No. 1 since the list’s conception in 1980.
“It’s amazing to me, It really blows my mind,” Daigle told Billboard. “I would say I had desired that it would be successful, but to see how effective it has become has been really beautiful. The best part of that is seeing how people have used the album and how it’s walked with them through a really difficult time or beautiful season. That’s the best part of this type of an accomplishment.”
“The thing that is so special about music is that it really can be timeless. Throughout the record-making process for ‘Look Up Child,’ I remember saying I just wanted it to be a timeless body of work. I want it to be something that even in 20 years, 30 years, people can still pull up and listen to,” she added. “I think that’s the beauty of music as a whole. It can impact you in one way for a certain season or period of time, and then it can mean something completely different in seasons or years that follow.”
Daigle also said that her album has persisted due to its themes of hope and home.
“I think that’s what this record is doing for people. It’s bringing them to a place of home that they remembered back in 2018, reflecting on good memories and good moments. They’re finding a sense of home in the lyrics and in the sentiment of the record,” she said. “I feel like when tragedy strikes or when chaos strikes, it’s a beautiful thing to return home and to remind yourself that there is still good out there, and I think that’s what people are doing with this record.”
“To see these charts and to see the things that have come from the [commercial] success of this record is really beautiful because it means people are still holding onto it or finding it for the first time,” she continued.
- Content: +1Share:
- Content: +4