SiriusXM and Grammy and GMA Dove Award Winning artist, Lauren Daigle, today announced the launch of Lauren Daigle’s Music Box. Commemorating the 10th anniversary since Lauren’s debut, the pop-up channel is a joyful musical gumbo of her catalog, featuring exclusive performances and interviews, along with songs from the artists that have inspired her.
Listen to Lauren Daigle’s Music Box in cars on SiriusXM channel 79 March 30 through April 5 and on the SiriusXM app through April 27.
Lauren Daigle’s Music Box debuts on SiriusXM as a joy-bomb of musical expression as vibrant as Lauren herself. Spotlighting every chapter of Lauren’s Grammy-Award winning career, the channel gives listeners an inside look at Lauren’s personal playlist with the music she loves, and the artists rooted in Christian and Gospel music that have inspired her sound.
On the channel listeners will hear Daigle’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. Lauren Daigle’s Music Box reverberates the faith, joy, and authenticity that her fans have come to love.
To kick off the channel celebrations, Lauren did an exclusive full-band performance and interview in front of a live studio audience in the SiriusXM Nashville studios. Listen to the special premiering on Lauren Daigle’s Music Box on March 30 at 12pm ET. 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.
Starting today, fans can send in a voice memo HERE with a song request, a word of encouragement, a question, a concert memory, or anything else on your mind, and you might hear yourself on Lauren Daigle’s Music Box.
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