McLachlan studied classical piano, guitar and voice, before being discovered in 1985 by Nettwerk Records. She was 19 and fronting the band October Game at the time.
She launched Lilith Fair in 1997 in an effort to highlight female artists. The popularity of the tour made it one of the top-grossing concert draws that year.
Her first album Touch, released in 1988, went Gold in her native Canada, but she did not gain widespread US popularity until the 1993 release of the album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, fueled by the hit singles "Hold On," "Possession," and "Good Enough."
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