About Bishop Briggs

Bishop Briggs is a British singer and songwriter whose soulful vocals mix with alternative rock beats to create a unique sound. Born Sarah Grace McLaughlin in London, England, she was raised in Tokyo, Japan, and Hong Kong before settling in Los Angeles. Her first EP, The Black & White, was released in 2016. It spawned her breakthrough hit single, “River,” which earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Performance. Since then, she has released two full-length albums, Church of Scars (2018) and Champion (2020), both of which debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart and featured acclaimed singles like “White Flag” and “Jekyll & Hide.” Bishop has also collaborated with artists such as Khalid, ILLENIUM, and Alan Walker. Her music has been featured in various TV shows and films, including 13 Reasons Why, Grey’s Anatomy, and Suicide Squad. Bishop continues to tour around the world and create new music that speaks to her fans.

Style & Influences

Bishop’s music is a unique combination of alternative rock and soulful vocals that draw inspiration from many genres. She cites artists such as Stevie Wonder, Amy Winehouse, and Jeff Buckley as major influences on her sound. She has also been praised for her powerful live performances and stage presence.

Awards & Accolades

In 2017, Bishop earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Performance for “River”. The same year, she won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects for the same song. She has also been nominated for awards at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, Teen Choice Awards, and American Music Awards. In 2020, she was named one of Billboard’s “Women Who Rocked 2019” list. She continues to receive accolades for her groundbreaking work.