Bishop Briggs

Bishop Briggs, born Sarah Grace McLaughlin in London, England, is an alternative pop and indie rock singer known for her powerful vocals and electrifying live performances. Born to Scottish parents, she spent her early childhood in London before her family relocated to Tokyo, Japan, where she lived until the age of four. They later moved to Hong Kong before eventually settling in Los Angeles, California, giving her a uniquely international upbringing that influenced her artistic perspective.

She adopted the stage name Bishop Briggs, combining the name of the Bishop’s Stortford neighborhood where her parents lived with her mother’s maiden name. Her breakthrough came in 2016 with the single River, which went viral and has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams across platforms. The song was featured in numerous TV shows, commercials, and trailers, showcasing her talent for creating cinematic, emotionally charged music.

Her debut album Church of Scars was released in 2018 and featured the singles River and White Flag. The album received positive reviews for its raw energy and her distinctive vocal style that blends soul, rock, and electronic elements. She followed up with her sophomore album Champion in 2019, which continued to showcase her artistic growth and included the powerful title track.

Bishop Briggs has built her career through relentless touring, performing at major festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo. Her music has been widely used in film, television, and advertising through sync licensing deals, providing a steady revenue stream. Combined with streaming royalties and live performance income, she has accumulated an estimated net worth of $2 million by 2026.