Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle Deliver a Heavenly Duet That Leaves Fans in Awe

Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle

Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle’s 2017 ACM Awards performance of “Back to God” was one of those truly unforgettable moments that transcended genre. It wasn’t just a duet — it felt like a sermon wrapped in song, delivered straight from the heart of two powerhouse vocalists.

Reba, as always, brought that signature grace and strength to the stage, while Lauren Daigle matched her every step of the way with soul-stirring vocals that added a contemporary gospel edge. The chemistry between them was undeniable — mutual respect and spiritual depth radiated through every note.

Visually, the performance was just as stunning. Daigle’s striking red gown and McEntire’s soft beige ensemble complemented each other perfectly, like fire and calm coming together. You could feel the reverence in the room — even major stars like Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban were visibly moved, caught up in the emotion of it all.

“Back to God” was a perfect choice — not only as the lead single from Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope, but as a message of healing and unity during a time when the world seemed to need it most. And seeing Reba tear up at the end? That just hit home.

Between this performance and the success of her gospel album, plus her role as Ruby Adair in her new ABC drama, it’s clear that Reba continues to evolve while staying deeply rooted in her faith and values. Honestly, it’s no wonder she’s such a beloved icon in both country and gospel circles.

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