Lauren Daigle has signed a new recording agreement with Interscope, Capitol Records and Capitol Christian Music Group.

The partnership gives the two-time Grammy winner a new label home after her previous work with Centricity Music and Atlantic Records. It also pairs a mainstream label operation with one of Christian music’s largest companies.

Lauren Daigle Moves From Atlantic to Capitol

Daigle joined Atlantic in partnership with longtime label Centricity Music in 2023. That arrangement produced her self-titled album, including “Thank God I Do,” “These Are the Days” and “Be Okay.”

Her move to Capitol follows a career that has repeatedly crossed the line between Christian and mainstream music. “You Say” spent 132 weeks atop Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart while also reaching the Hot 100.

Daigle said she is excited to begin “the adventure of creating new music” with the Interscope, Capitol and CCMG teams.

CCMG President Brad O’Donnell described Daigle as an artist whose voice and message already reach listeners around the world. Meanwhile, Interscope Capitol Label Group will bring the broader pop infrastructure behind the partnership.

The deal arrives after Daigle earned another Artist of the Year nomination at the 2026 GMA Dove Awards. Her history with the awards stretches back more than a decade, including a field-leading six nominations in both 2016 and 2019.

Daigle begins the new label relationship with “Sleigh Ride” and “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” recorded with Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The two songs bring her Louisiana roots into the opening release of her Capitol era.

She will launch her annual Behold Christmas Tour Dec. 2 with two nights at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Preservation Hall Jazz Band will join the tour for its New Orleans dates.