Evangeline

¹

Also E·van·ge·li·na

[ih-van-juh-leen, -lahyn, -lin]

noun

1. a female given name, invented by H.W. Longfellow.

Evangeline

²

[ih-van-juh-lin]

noun

1. a narrative poem (1847) by Longfellow.

Example Sentences

Eric Church, whose latest release “Evangeline vs. the Machine,” was nominated this month in the best contemporary country album category at the Grammys, told me he’s not too worried because fans still want to see live shows and “AI algorithm is not going to be able to walk on stage and play.”

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For contemporary country album, the nominees are Kelsea Ballerini’s “Patterns,” Tyler Childers’ “Snipe Hunter,” Eric Church’s “Evangeline vs. the Machine,” Jelly Roll’s “Beautifully Broken” and Miranda Lambert’s “Postcards from Texas.”

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"I've started to see those moments, and it's soul crushing," says the singer, whose eldest daughter, Evangeline, is 11.

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It was prompted by a dinner conversation, where Evangeline suggested the family could just get on Carlile's boat and "bebop up to Canada" if gay marriage was outlawed.

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The country star says the orchestral ‘Evangeline vs. the Machine’ is related to his gospel-rooted performance at Stagecoach 2024.

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