Sarah McLachlan Delivers Stunning Performance of 'Angel' at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert
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Carly SilvaFebruary 15, 2026 at 7:00 AM
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Sarah McLachlan has done it again.
The legendary singer-songwriter reminded her fans of just how stunning her voice still is while making an appearance this week on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert, where she delivered a goosebump-inducing performance of her iconic song, "Angel."
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The 58-year-old singer uploaded a clip from her Feb. 12 Tiny Desk appearance to Instagram on Friday, bringing fans a wave of nostalgia as she performed the 1998 hit single, which originally came out in 1997 as part of her fourth studio album, Surfacing.
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In her caption, McLachlan called it "so iconic and fun" to perform one of her most beloved tracks while being joined by her longtime collaborators Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland, who accompanied her performance with bass, guitar and backing vocals.
"'That’s just heavenly stuff right there!!!" one of her fans gushed in the comments on the "Amazing" performance, while more fans said "Angel" is still one of their "favorite" songs all these years later.
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"Omg this voice gives me the chills every time," one commenter wrote.
Another user added, "This makes me so happy ❤️"
"So extremely & incredibly talented you are @officialsarahmclachlan 🙌" someone else told McLachlan in the comments, while more users called the Grammy winner's voice "mesmerizing" and "beautiful as ever."
"You have the voice of an angel 🩷" another commenter wrote.
Someone else added that McLachlan has definitely "still got it!!!"
"We have been blessed," one fan said in response to McLachlan's Tiny Desk appearance, which also included performances of her songs "Building a Mystery," "Reminds Me," "Only Human" and "Adia." "I don't cry often but...this desk concert had my tears welling up," someone commented on the post.
Another user said the performance was, "the most beautiful and profound version of this song I've ever heard."
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