In 2018, during her U.S. tour, Susan Boyle gave an amazing performance in Atlanta when she sang the gospel classic “Oh Happy Day.” This wasn’t just any concert—it felt like a joyful celebration. Boyle’s beautiful voice filled the room , and she was backed by a beautiful choir that made the experience even more special. The audience loved it and clapped along, creating a lively atmosphere.

For those who missed the live show, Boyle’s version of “Oh Happy Day” is also on her 2014 album called “Hope”. In an interview with “The Catholic Sun”, she talked about the album, saying, “It’s an inspirational album full of inspirational songs. Without God, you can do nothing. The kind of gift he’s given me, I have to use for the benefit of others.” This shows how much she values her talent and wants to share it with others.

Susan Boyle USA Tour singing OH HAPPY DAY

The song itself has a long history. It started as a hymn in the 18th century but was changed into a popular song by choirmaster Edwin Hawkins in 1968. His version became famous and was the first gospel song to reach secular music charts. It even hit number four on the Billboard 100 and won a Grammy for best soul gospel performance.

Many famous artists have covered “Oh Happy Day,” including Elvis Presley and Aretha Franklin. The song also became well-known from its performance in “Sister Act 2”, where the St. Francis Choir sang it. This shows how much people love this song and how it continues to inspire listeners.

Susan Boyle’s performance in Atlanta reminds everyone of the power of music to bring joy and hope. It shows that great songs can connect people and lift their spirits, no matter where they come from.

Ryan Toby “Oh Happy Day” Sister Act 2