Lauren Daigle Moves to Capitol/Interscope Under CCMG Umbrella
Gospel-rooted singer inks major label deal ahead of holiday tour run.

Lauren Daigle just locked in a new home. The singer-songwriter has signed with Capitol Records and Interscope, operating under the CCMG (Capitol Christian Music Group) banner—a significant move that signals serious institutional backing for her catalog and upcoming project rollout.
Daigle's already built a solid fanbase through her bluesy, soul-inflected approach to contemporary Christian music and crossover pop. This deal basically puts her in position to leverage those three heavy-hitter imprints for distribution, marketing, and radio reach.
The timing lines up with a holiday tour launching this December, which is smart positioning—get the infrastructure locked, then activate the live dates to build momentum heading into next year.
For an artist sitting at Daigle's level, this kind of partnership isn't about scrambling for relevance. It's about having the machinery behind you to go bigger. Whether she's making a play for mainstream radio or doubling down on her core audience, the machinery's now in place to execute.
Read the full story at Billboard → https://www.billboard.com/pro/lauren-daigle-signs-capitol-interscope-ccmg/
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