Every Venue and City Confirmed So Far for Ella Langley's 2026 Tour

Following the exciting announcement of her brand new album, Dandelion, last week, Ella Langley has started teasing a blockbuster 2026 tour promoting the forthcoming record.

The ‘Choosin‘ Texas’ hitmaker began by sharing a series of postcards via her website, hinting at locations she'll be hitting on her 2026 run, with an array of venues then sharing ‘Dandelion’-themed posts, seemingly confirming their involvement in the tour.

Now, Langley's official website displays a roster of all the cities she'll be performing in as part of her 2026 tour. By comparing these cities to the pages that have posted something about a ’Dandelion’, we've come up with a full list of venues and cities the Alabama native is believed to be coming to on her yet-to-be-unveiled tour.

Expected to be titled the Dandelion Tour, in honour of Langley new single and album of the same name, this run will take the ‘you look like you love me’ singer-songwriter across Missouri, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, New York and more. Judging by the shows being teased via her official website, the tour is set to conclude with a three-show stint in Texas.

Although hailing from Alabama, Langley has embraced Lone Star-inspired imagery throughout her Dandelion rollout so far, with the lead single, ‘Choosin’ Texas’, cementing the state as a key muse for this next chapter. What's more, Texas country icon, Miranda Lambert, is a co-producer on the project with Langley and Ben West.

This seemingly imminent tour unveiling comes hot on the heels of Langley's new song and music video for ‘Dandelion’, with the latter hinting at song-titles from her eagerly awaited sophomore record. For instance, in these visuals, ‘BE HER’ can be spotted on the number plate of the truck Langley performs from. A quick browse through ASCAP tells us Langley is listed as a co-writer on an unreleased song titled ‘Be Her’, alongside her ‘Never Met Anyone Like You’ collaborator, HARDY, as well as two Nashvillian heavyweights, Jordan Schmidt and Smith Ahnquist.

While there's no release date just yet for ‘Be Her’ - or another recently teased track, ‘Low Lights’ - judging by the recent tour teasers, it seems this is set to be another busy week of announcements for Langley's loyal fanbase, as the anticipation continues to escalate ahead of Dandelion's drop-date on Friday, April 10th 2026.

For all the confirmed venues and cities for Ella Langley's 2026 Tour so far, see below:

Dates TBA

Huntington Center - Toledo, Ohio

Chaifetz Arena - St. Louis, Missouri

Hertz Arena - Estero, Florida

Enmarket Arena - Savannah, Georgia

OKC Zoo Amphitheatre - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Cable Dahmer Arena - Independence, Missouri

Salem Civic Center - Salem, Virginia

Live Oak Bank Pavilion - Wilmington, North Carolina

Appalachian Wireless Arena - Pikeville, Kentucky

Koka Booth Amphitheatre - Cary, North Carolina

North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center - North Charleston, South Carolina

BankNH Pavilion - Gilford, New Hampshire

CMAC - Canandaigua, New York

Moody Center - Austin, Texas

Hilliard Center - Corpus Christi, Texas

Dickies Arena - Fort Worth, Texas

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