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Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” remains No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a 12th week, marking a rare feat for a woman with no male collaborators. The piece notes its multi-metric dominance, with 25.8 million streams, 49.7 million radio impressions and 9,000 digital singles sold in the latest tracking week, plus Langley’s ongoing presence in the Hot 100 top 10 and a 30th week atop the Hot Country Songs chart.
Variety’s midyear roundup spotlights Olivia Rodrigo, Drake and Ella Langley among the year’s standout album releases, pairing established superstars with rising voices like Slayyter, Raye and Paul McCartney in a genre-spanning snapshot of the first half of 2026. The feature, crafted by Variety’s music staff, celebrates ambitious projects—from Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love to Langley’s Dandelion and Drake’s Maid of Honour—while noting strong showings from artists across pop, R&B, country and rock as the year’s momentum continues.
Ella Langley has added 21 more U.S. dates to her 2026 Dandelion Tour, extending the run through October 31 with stops including Red Rocks and the Greek Theatre as she wraps up headlining dates and supports Morgan Wallen on his Still the Problem Tour. Tickets go on pre-sale June 25 at 10:00 a.m. local time and to the general public June 26 via Ticketmaster, with StubHub offering resale options. The extension follows growing buzz from her new tracks and her visibility on the Billboard charts.
Country star Ella Langley adds 21 dates to The Dandelion Tour, including a two-night stop at Neville Arena in Auburn on Aug. 28-29. Presale begins June 25 with general on-sale June 26; Auburn ShowPass holders have priority. Ernest and Gabriella Rose open both nights. The announcement follows Langley’s ACM Awards sweep and the success of her Dandelion album and hit singles.
Taylor Swift released ‘I Knew It, I Knew You’ from the Toy Story 5 soundtrack on June 5, marketed as a country song. It’s roared onto country radio and charts, debuting at #8 on Billboard’s Country Airplay—the first female-led debut to hit the Top 10 since 1990—while Mediabase places it much lower, highlighting a notable chart discrepancy. The aggressive push raises questions about whether the track is truly country and whether its success is driven by marketing power and name recognition, not organic demand. It’s already impacting Ella Langley’s momentum and could influence Swift’s awards prospects, though observers wonder if the song’s hit will endure beyond a movie-driven surge.
Country singer Ella Langley’s TikTok cover of Shania Twain’s “You’re Still the One” goes viral, amassing millions of views and drawing a public compliment from Twain, as Langley’s rising momentum continues around ACM/CMA appearances.
At the ACM Awards in Las Vegas, Ella Langley swept seven trophies across five categories, Cody Johnson won two awards including Entertainer of the Year, and the red carpet and backstage moments featured standout fashion from Kacey Musgraves, Shania Twain, Lainey Wilson and other stars.
At the 2026 ACM Awards, Cody Johnson’s win for Entertainer of the Year (and a string of wins) surprised many, while Megan Moroney led nominations but left with nothing. Lainey Wilson and Chris Stapleton were big snubs with multiple misses, and Shaboozey, Gavin Adcock and Dasha also missed in new-artist categories. Ella Langley and Riley Green won Music Event of the Year for the second consecutive year with “Don’t Mind If I Do,” and Parker McCollum captured Album of the Year, while Morgan Wallen and Kelsea Ballerini were notably shut out.
Ella Langley led the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas with five trophies, including Song of the Year and Single of the Year for Choosin’ Texas, plus Female Artist of the Year, Artist-Songwriter of the Year, and Music Event of the Year (with Riley Green). Cody Johnson won Entertainer of the Year and Male Artist of the Year, while Parker McCollum took Album of the Year for his self-titled release. Avery Anna and Tucker Wetmore were named New Female and New Male Artists of the Year, respectively; The Red Clay Strays won Group of the Year; Brooks & Dunn won Duo of the Year; Jessie Jo Dillon was Songwriter of the Year; Luke Combs received Artist-Songwriter of the Year; and the ceremony aired on Prime Video from the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Shania Twain hosting.
At the 61st ACM Awards in Las Vegas, Ella Langley led with seven nominations and won Female Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for Choosin' Texas, while Cody Johnson claimed Entertainer of the Year (and Male Artist of the Year); Parker McCollum won Album of the Year; The Red Clay Strays were Group of the Year; Brooks & Dunn won Duo of the Year; Megan Moroney took Single of the Year for 6 Months Later; Riley Green featuring Ella Langley won Music Event of the Year for Don't Mind If I Do. The ceremony returned to the MGM Grand Garden Arena with host Shania Twain.
Billboard's Women in Music 2026 at the Hollywood Palladium crowned Audrey Nuna, Ejae and Rei Am of Kpop Demon Hunters as Women of the Year, with standout performances by Ella Langley and Laufey. The night featured candid speeches about representation from the honorees, a last‑minute improv moment after a prompter hiccup by host Kiki Palmer, and honors for Thalía (Icon Award) and ASCAP’s Elizabeth Matthews.
Celebrities hit Stagecoach 2026 in bold Western-inspired outfits, spotlighting cowboy hats, boots, denim and fringe; among the standout styles are Ella Langley and Ashlee Simpson shaping the festival’s chic country-fashion moment.
At Stagecoach 2026 in Indio, Ella Langley surprised fans by inviting comedian Theo Von onstage for a surprise duet on ‘You Look Like You Love Me’ during her Friday set, a highlight of her Stagecoach debut as she rides high on Dandelion’s momentum and recent collaborations.
Ella Langley surprised Stagecoach audiences by bringing comedian Theo Von onstage instead of the anticipated Morgan Wallen, a moment tied to her recent podcast appearance with Von and fueling social-media buzz as part of her festival debut.
At Stagecoach 2026, Ella Langley surprised the crowd by inviting comedian Theo Von onstage to duet on ‘You Look Like You Love Me’ during her set, after performing songs from Dandelion. Von joined in mid‑performance, sharing the spotlight and fueling fan excitement as Langley closed with hits like ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ a chart‑topper and CMA‑nominated song.