A fan typed one question into the comments of Ella Langley’s livestream, and she answered it with a few questions of her own.
“Am I going on tour next year? Have I gone on tour every year? Of course! Who would I be? Who would I be if I didn’t go to sleep at terrible hours and go to sleep in a different state every night?”
With that, Langley confirmed she will tour again in 2027. Official dates have not been announced, and The Dandelion Tour, her biggest run yet, is still taking her to arenas across the country until it wraps on Oct. 31 in Saint Paul, Minn.
It was not the only fan question from her livestreams that got people talking. Country Chord reported that on an Instagram Live ahead of her Red Rocks show, a fan asked whether Riley Green taking credit for her success on The Voice rubbed her the wrong way.
“Yeah, when that man took credit, no, didn’t love that. But typical. Typical. Pretty typical,” she said.
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Ella Langley Went From a 15-Passenger Van to Her Biggest Arena Tour, and the Road Tested Her
Her answer holds up. Her earlier headlining runs include the Still Hungover Tour and the Damn Country Music Tour. In 2024 she supported Dierks Bentley and Morgan Wallen, and she has also played select dates of Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour and supported Eric Church on his Free the Machine Tour.
On stage in Columbus, Ohio, in a moment captured on TikTok, she told the crowd, “I don’t think I’ve ever had more opinions on myself in my life than I have in this last year.” Then she pointed back to the girl who rode in the van.
“That’s the girl that rode in the 15-passenger van night after night after night.”
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That van is a long way from The Dandelion Tour. The run of headlining arena shows launched May 7 in Toledo, Ohio, less than a month after her sophomore album, Dandelion, came out on April 10, 2026. The first run sold out, and she added 21 fall dates, including stops at Red Rocks and Auburn, that carry the tour through Oct. 31.
The road has also asked a lot of her. On Aug. 11, she wrote on Instagram that she had been fighting sickness, felt more run down than ever and was taking a couple of weeks to rest her “mind, body, and heart,” and she was back in September.
On Oct. 9, she canceled her Tulsa, Okla., show over a security threat, and the next night in Lubbock, Texas, fans filmed her telling the crowd, “I’m not going to live in fear.”
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Two 2027 Festivals Already List Ella Langley Before Any Tour Dates Are Out
Fans do not have tour dates yet, but they do have a calendar to start with. Festival listings already have her down for Two Step Inn in Georgetown, Texas, on April 17 and 18, 2027, and for Patriotic Festival in Virginia Beach, Va., in May 2027, which Live Nation and Ticketmaster list too.
A wider 2027 tour is another matter. No new tour has been announced, and nothing official says The Dandelion Tour will carry on into 2027.
Until real dates come out, the Oct. 31 show in Saint Paul is the last Dandelion night. The girl who rode in the 15-passenger van has already told her fans she is coming back.
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