Ella Langley Opens the Dandelion Tour With an 18-Song Set — Full Setlist Revealed

Ella Langley launched the Ella Langley 2026 Dandelion Tour on May 7 with an 18-song set at the Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio — her longest headline set to date. The Hope Hull, Alabama native opened with the title track and closed with “Weren’t For The Wind,” debuting a full-album era show that expands well beyond the shortened direct-support set she has delivered on Morgan Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour.

Fans at Huntington Center heard two covers, three throwbacks, and every major single from the SAWGOD/Columbia Records album Dandelion.

The Toledo setlist sets the template for the remaining 15 Dandelion Tour dates running through August 15 in Fort Worth, Texas. Langley’s set now runs nearly double the length of her Still The Problem Tour slot — a direct signal that her headlining era has officially arrived.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion Tour Setlist — All 18 Songs From Toledo

Langley opened the Dandelion Tour with the album’s title track and worked through a full 18-song run, per Setlist.fm May 7, 2026 — subject to change on subsequent dates.

Two intro tracks played before Langley took the stage: her BigXThaPlug collaboration “Hell At Night” and the traditional “Froggy Went A Courtin’.” The set proper then ran as follows:

1. Dandelion
2. I Gotta Quit
3. Here For The Party (Gretchen Wilson cover)
4. Bottom Of Your Boots
5. Paint The Town Blue
6. Girl You’re Taking Home
7. 20-20
8. Me & You Time
9. Broken
10. Somethin’ Simple
11. Butterfly Season (with Gabriella Rose)
12. Wish I Didn’t Know Now (Toby Keith cover)
13. It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels (Kitty Wells tribute)
14. Be Her
15. You Look Like You Love Me (Dylan Marlowe stepping in for Riley Green)
16. Loving Life Again
17. Choosin’ Texas
18. Weren’t For The Wind

See the full 2026 Dandelion Tour setlist for updates as the tour progresses date by date.

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Ella Langley’s Setlist Highlights — What Stood Out in Toledo

“Choosin’ Texas,” Langley’s SAWGOD/Columbia Records single, closed the main run at No. 17 before “Weren’t For The Wind” sealed the night. That sequencing places her Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 as the emotional climax — not the closer — and lets the older fan-favorite finish the show on a quieter, more personal note.

Gabriella Rose joined Langley mid-set for “Butterfly Season,” one of Dandelion’s standout album cuts. Dylan Marlowe stepped into the Riley Green role on “You Look Like You Love Me,” the collaboration that first broke Langley wide on the Ella Langley 2026 Dandelion Tour circuit.

The two covers merit attention. Gretchen Wilson’s “Here For The Party” arrived early at No. 3 — a rowdy crowd-warmer that roots Langley in classic country without slowing the pace. Toby Keith’s “Wish I Didn’t Know Now” at No. 12 and the Kitty Wells tribute at No. 13 formed a three-song traditionalist stretch at the heart of the set.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion Tour — What Didn’t Make the Cut

Fans tracking Langley’s catalog noted three notable absences from the Toledo setlist. “Nicotine,” “Monsters,” and the ballad “Last Call For Us” — all from the Hungover era — did not appear on opening night. Setlists shift city to city, so those tracks may surface at later Dandelion Tour dates, per Setlist.fm tracking.

“20-20” and “Girl You’re Taking Home” did make the cut, giving longtime Hungover-era fans two touchpoints mid-set. Langley allocated just over half the night to Dandelion material — roughly 10 of 18 slots — while honoring her earlier catalog across the remaining positions.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion Tour — All 16 Dates and Support Acts

Langley returns to the stage tonight, May 8, at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri. The Ella Langley 2026 Dandelion Tour runs through August 15 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, covering 16 headline arena and amphitheater dates.

Check all 2026 concert dates for ticket availability and venue guides as dates approach.

Ella Langley’s Rise — Why the Dandelion Tour Matters

“Choosin’ Texas,” from SAWGOD/Columbia Records, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs tally, and Country Airplay chart simultaneously — the first solo woman to lead all three at the same time. Langley co-wrote the track with Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick, and Joybeth Taylor on a writing retreat. Lambert also co-executive produced Dandelion alongside Ben West.

Langley’s debut album Hungover produced multiple Billboard Hot 100 placements and closed the Still Hungover Tour with two sold-out nights at the Ryman Auditorium. The Dandelion Tour marks her first major run as sole headline act. Browse Ella Langley concert tickets for remaining dates before they sell through.

Ella Langley Dandelion Tour FAQ

What is Ella Langley’s setlist for the 2026 Dandelion Tour? Langley opened the Dandelion Tour with an 18-song set in Toledo on May 7, running from the title track “Dandelion” through to “Weren’t For The Wind,” per Setlist.fm — subject to change.

Does Ella Langley perform “Choosin’ Texas” on the Dandelion Tour? Yes. “Choosin’ Texas” appears at No. 17 in the set, just before the closing track “Weren’t For The Wind.”

Who opens for Ella Langley on the Dandelion Tour? Support acts rotate by date: Dylan Marlowe, Kameron Marlowe, Kaitlin Butts, Gabriella Rose, and Laci Kaye Booth each appear on select legs, per the official tour announcement.

Does Ella Langley perform “You Look Like You Love Me” on the Dandelion Tour? Yes. “You Look Like You Love Me” appears at No. 15 in the set, with Dylan Marlowe stepping in for Riley Green on applicable dates.

When does the Ella Langley Dandelion Tour end? The Dandelion Tour concludes August 15, 2026, at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.