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Tiffany BarnesMay 13, 2021 10:27 PM EDT Lauren Daigle announces the streaming of ‘A Night At The Ryman’ on June 6. (Screencap: Lauren Daigle, YouTube) Two-time GRAMMY Award winner and multi-platinum recording artist Lauren Daigle has announced an exclusive online streaming event like she has never done before. The event, "A Night at The Ryman with Lauren Daigle and Friends," will be streaming on June 6th and is made possible with streaming technology powered by Mandolin. It was filmed at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium and features never before seen collaborations with multi-platinu...

The Highwomen, whose members include Maren Morris. The event streams June 6 at two different times — 6:30 p.m. ET and 6:30 p.m. PT — to accommodate fans across the U.S. and Canada.  Tickets are available via LaurenDaigle.com/Tour.  There are also VIP options, including the opportunity to participate in a virtual Q&A with Lauren. A dollar from every ticket sold will be donated to the Price Fund, one of Lauren’s charities.  “Sharing the stage and collaborating with other musicians has always been a high-point of any live show for me,” Lauren says in a statement. “To be joined w...

Switchfoot Oh! Gravity. Yesterdays Let Your Love Be Strong Oh! Gravity, the highly anticipated sixth album from the San Diego rock band Switchfoot, contains 12 new tracks written by the band and produced by Tim Palmer (Tin Machine, Pearl Jam, The Cure, Mother Love Bone, U2) and Sw...   more »itchfoot with Grammy-winning executive producer Steve Lillywhite. The new album expands Switchfoot's sonic palette while at the same time dealing with certain social issues. On songs like "Dirty Second Hands," Jon Foreman sings of the dehumanization that comes with technology. Other politically mot...

By Syndicated Content Fantasy Records As frontman Jon Foreman explains, he started working on the track “more than a decade ago, during a season of personal friction.” “Inspired by the tale of Mr. Hyde, asking: Who can I trust? Who am I?” Foreman says. “Years later, the song remained as unfinished as the questions themselves, but it began speaking to us in ways that it never had before. And so we began the process of finishing it.” “While we began to unpack the song, the song was unpacking us,” he continues. “Maybe our enemy is not ignoran...

By Syndicated Content Fantasy Records As frontman Jon Foreman explains, he started working on the track “more than a decade ago, during a season of personal friction.” “Inspired by the tale of Mr. Hyde, asking: Who can I trust? Who am I?” Foreman says. “Years later, the song remained as unfinished as the questions themselves, but it began speaking to us in ways that it never had before. And so we began the process of finishing it.” “While we began to unpack the song, the song was unpacking us,” he continues. “Maybe our enemy is not ignoran...