A Louisiana native and LSU alum, Lauren Daigle will make her rodeo debut on March 2. Here's when you can buy tickets to her show.
Get ready to Rodeo! 👢 This guy is going to kick us off for 2023's Rodeo, and you may have even seen him in action at this year's showdown!The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is slowly revealing more details about who we can expect to take that star-studded stage come February and March 2023.
On Tuesday, the rodeo announced that Grammy Award-winning Christian music singer Lauren Daigle will take the stage on Thursday, March 2.Daigle, a Louisiana native and LSU alum, was a contestant on "American Idol" in 2010 and 2012, but hit it big when she signed a music contract and released her first single, "Light of the World," according to herDaigle released her album "How Can It Be" in 2015, earning three No.
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