Complete List Of Lauren Daigle Songs From A to Z

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Lauren Daigle was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and raised in Lafayette, where she grew up surrounded by the region’s Cajun, zydeco, blues, and gospel traditions. Her family home was known as “the music box” because music was always playing. After being diagnosed with cytomegalovirus at age fifteen, Daigle spent nearly two years away from school. During that period, she began taking voice lessons and developed a deeper commitment to music.

Daigle initially planned to study child and family development and complete mission work in Brazil. She later attended Louisiana State University, sang in choirs, and auditioned for American Idol. Although she did not reach the finals, the experience gave her valuable exposure and helped prepare her for a professional recording career.

She entered the contemporary worship music scene through North Point Community Church in Georgia, appearing on recordings including Hear and Beginnings. An invitation to sing at a Centricity Music showcase led to a recording contract with the label. Her early releases included “Light of the World,” which appeared on the 2013 compilation Christmas: Joy to the World, followed by the How Can It Be EP in 2014.

The full-length album How Can It Be arrived in April 2015 and reached number one on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart. The record included “First,” “Trust in You,” “O’Lord,” “Come Alive (Dry Bones),” and the title track. Its success established Daigle as one of the leading voices in contemporary Christian music and earned her first Grammy Award nomination.

In October 2016, Daigle released Behold: A Christmas Collection. The album combined traditional holiday standards with original material and later expanded through a deluxe edition. During the same period, she appeared on recordings by Chris Tomlin, Needtobreathe, Reba McEntire, Switchfoot, and the Belonging Co.

Daigle’s 2018 album Look Up Child brought her music to a much wider audience. “You Say” crossed from Christian radio to mainstream pop and spent a record 132 weeks at number one on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart. The album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album, while “You Say” won Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song.

Additional singles from the album included “Rescue,” “Still Rolling Stones,” and “Look Up Child.” Daigle followed the album with the standalone recordings “Hold On to Me” and “Tremble” in 2021, while continuing to collaborate with artists across Christian music, pop, rock, and New Orleans roots music.

Her self-titled album, Lauren Daigle, was released in two parts during 2023 and ultimately contained twenty-three songs. The collection included “Thank God I Do,” “These Are the Days,” “Turbulent Skies,” “Be Okay,” “Kaleidoscope Jesus,” and “Saint Ferdinand.” The album broadened the soul, pop, gospel, and Louisiana influences that had shaped her earlier recordings.

Daigle has won two Grammy Awards, seven Billboard Music Awards, four American Music Awards, and ten GMA Dove Awards. Her nonprofit Price Fund, established in 2019, has contributed more than $4.2 million to organizations supporting music education, food assistance, children, and older adults.

Her recording activity continued after the self-titled album. In 2024, she released “Then I Will” for the film Bonhoeffer and appeared on Aodhan King’s “Time.” In 2025, she performed “America the Beautiful” with Trombone Shorty at Super Bowl LIX, collaborated with Jamie MacDonald on “Desperate,” and released the standalone single “Let It Be a Hallelujah.”

In 2026, Daigle released “You Lead Me” for the second season of House of David and joined Brooke Ligertwood and the New Respects on “Watchmen.” These recordings extended a catalog built on a soulful voice, faith-centered songwriting, and a willingness to move between worship music, pop, gospel, and roots-based collaborations.

Complete List Of Lauren Daigle Songs From A to Z

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“21 Days” – Lauren Daigle (2023)

A-E

“A Christmas Alleluia (Live)” (Chris Tomlin featuring Lauren Daigle and Leslie Jordan) – Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship (2015)
“A Place Called Earth” (Jon Foreman featuring Lauren Daigle) – Departures (2021)
“Almost Human” – Blade Runner 2049 soundtrack (2017)
“America the Beautiful (Live)” (Trombone Shorty and Lauren Daigle) – Super Bowl LIX Live from New Orleans, La (2025)
“Away in a Manger” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Back to God” (Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle) – non-album single (2017)
“Back to Me” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Be Okay” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Be Okay” (featuring Ellie Holcomb) – Be Okay single (2024)
“Christmas Time Is Here” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Close (Live)” (North Point InsideOut featuring Lauren Daigle) – Hear (Live) (2015)
“Come Alive (Dry Bones)” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Come Alive (Dry Bones) (Deluxe Sessions)” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Come Alive (Dry Bones) [Live]” – Come Alive: Live from the CentricWorship Retreat (2015)
“Come Back Home” (Petey Martin featuring Lauren Daigle) – non-album single (2021)
“Darkness Falls” (The Assemblie featuring Lauren Daigle) – The Assemblie EP (2012)
“Desperate” (Jamie MacDonald and Lauren Daigle) – Desperate single (2025)
“Don’t Believe Them” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Ego” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Everything” – Look Up Child (2018)

F-J

“First” – How Can It Be (2015)
“First (Deluxe Sessions)” – How Can It Be (2015)
“HARD LOVE” (Needtobreathe featuring Lauren Daigle) – The Shack soundtrack (2017)
“Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“He’s Never Gonna Change” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Here’s My Heart” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Hold On to Me” – non-album single (2021)
“How Can It Be” – How Can It Be (2015)
“How Can It Be (Live)” – How Can It Be (2015)
“I Am Yours” – How Can It Be (2015)
“I Will Be Here” (Geoffrey Andrews featuring Lauren Daigle) – non-album single (2015)
“I Won’t Let You Go” (Switchfoot featuring Lauren Daigle) – Where the Light Shines Through (Deluxe Edition) (2016)
“Inevitable” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Inherited” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Interlude #1” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Interlude #2” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Interlude #3” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“It Is Well” (North Point Music featuring Lauren Daigle) – Beginnings (2015)
“Jingle Bells” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)

K-O

“Kaleidoscope Jesus” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Let It Be a Hallelujah” – non-album single (2025)
“Light of the World” – Christmas: Joy to the World (2013)
“Light of the World (Behold Version)” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Little Drummer Boy” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Look Up Child” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Losing My Religion” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Love Like This” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Love Me Still” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Loyal” – How Can It Be (2015)
“My Revival” – How Can It Be (2015)
“New” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Noel” (Chris Tomlin featuring Lauren Daigle) – Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship (2015)
“Noel (Live)” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Nothing More” (Aaron Shust featuring Lauren Daigle) – Doxology (2015)
“Now Is Forever” – How Can It Be (2015)
“O Come All Ye Faithful” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“O Come O Come Emmanuel” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“O Holy Night” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“O’Lord” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Once and for All” – How Can It Be (2015)

P-T

“Peace Be Still” (The Belonging Co featuring Lauren Daigle) – All the Earth (2017)
“Power to Redeem” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Rebel Heart” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Remember” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Rescue” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Saint Ferdinand” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Salt & Light” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Salvation Mountain” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Silent Night” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Sometimes” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Still Rolling Stones” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Thank God I Do” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“The Christmas Song” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“The First Noel” – Christmas: Joy to the World (2013)
“Then I Will” – Bonhoeffer soundtrack single (2024)
“These Are the Days” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“These Are the Days” (featuring Blessing Offor) – These Are the Days single (2024)
“This Girl” – Look Up Child (2018)
“Time” (Aodhan King featuring Lauren Daigle) – Beyond Us (2024)
“To Know Me” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Tremble” – Tremble single (2021)
“Trust in You” – How Can It Be (2015)
“Turbulent Skies” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” – Look Up Child (2018)

U-Z

“Valuable” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Waiting” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Watchmen” (Brooke Ligertwood featuring Lauren Daigle and The New Respects) – EAT (2026)
“What Child Is This” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“What It Takes” (Trombone Shorty featuring Lauren Daigle) – Lifted (2022)
“White Christmas” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Winter Wonderland” – Behold: A Christmas Collection (2016)
“Wordless” – How Can It Be (2015)
“You Alone (Live)” (North Point InsideOut featuring Lauren Daigle) – Hear (Live) (2015)
“You Have My Surrender (Live)” – Come Alive: Live from the CentricWorship Retreat (2015)
“You Lead Me” (with House of David and Wonder Project) – House of David: Season Two soundtrack single (2026)
“You Say” – Look Up Child (2018)
“You Say (Piano/Vocal Version)” – Look Up Child (2018)
“You’re All I’ll Take With Me” – Lauren Daigle (2023)
“Your Wings” – Look Up Child (2018)