Lauren Daigle was the big winner Tuesday at the 50th annual Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards, where she won artist of the year, song of the year and pop/contemporary album of the year.
The 28-year-old singer had the most nominations going into the awards show, held in Nashville, Tenn., and marks her second artist of the year win in just three years.
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She led the field with six Dove nominations, winning three for Pop/Contemporary Album, Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for her multi-platinum and Grammy-winning crossover single “You Say.”
Congrats @Lauren_Daigle for winning the Dove award for Song Of The Year for “You Say” 🕊🖤 #DoveAwards #Dove50 pic.twitter.com/9VsYvUmMyI
— The Dove Awards (@GMADoveAwards) October 16, 2019
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Her 2018 album, “Look Up Child,” debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 all-genre chart and has broken chart records for weeks atop the Top Christian Albums chart. She won song of the year for her multi-platinum and Grammy-winning crossover single “You Say,” which has introduced her to much wider audiences in the last year.
Daigle’s music has appealed to a growing audience in just the last year.
“Just to see the support of so many people, it’s really, really moving. It’s overwhelming,” Daigle said after winning song of the year.
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