Complete List Of Ella Langley Songs From A to Z

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Ella Langley has moved from Alabama bar stages and independent releases to the center of modern country music with a catalog built on sharp storytelling, traditional influences, and an unmistakable vocal presence. This complete A-to-Z guide gathers her EP tracks, album songs, acoustic recordings, collaborations, featured appearances, and singles through July 2026.

Complete List Of Ella Langley Songs From A to Z

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Ella Langley grew up in Hope Hull, Alabama, in a musical family, developing a love for singing and songwriting at an early age. She sang in church, learned guitar from family members, and began writing her own songs as a teenager. By the late 2010s, she was performing in bars and at local festivals across Alabama, building the stage experience that would help shape her professional career.

Langley’s career accelerated after she moved to Nashville in 2019 to pursue country music full-time. Before signing a major-label deal, she released music independently and developed an audience through live performances and social media. She signed with Sony Music Nashville and Columbia Records in 2023 and released her debut EP, Excuse the Mess, that May.

Her debut studio album, hungover, was released on August 2, 2024. Langley co-wrote all 14 tracks, and Will Bundy produced the record. A deluxe edition titled still hungover followed on November 1, 2024. The album included her breakthrough duet with Riley Green, “You Look Like You Love Me,” as well as “Weren’t for the Wind,” which extended her success at country radio.

Langley became one of country music’s biggest award winners in 2025. She earned five Academy of Country Music Awards, including New Female Artist of the Year and multiple honors connected to “You Look Like You Love Me.” Her momentum continued in 2026, when she led the ACM Awards with seven victories and set a new record for the most ACM wins by a single artist in one year.

Her second studio album, Dandelion, was released on April 10, 2026. The 18-song record includes “Choosin’ Texas,” “Be Her,” “Loving Life Again,” “Butterfly Season” with Miranda Lambert, and a new version of Kitty Wells’ “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels.” The album reached number 1 on the Billboard 200, while “Choosin’ Texas” became a major crossover hit.

Langley also expanded her collaborative catalog with “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” a 2026 duet with Morgan Wallen, and a newly recorded version of “Here for the Party” with Gretchen Wilson. These releases added another chapter to a catalog that now stretches from independent singles and acoustic performances to chart-topping albums and high-profile collaborations.

Complete List Of Ella Langley Songs From A to Z

“20-20” – still hungover – 2024
“Be Her” – Dandelion – 2026
“Beautiful Lies” (with Tanner Usrey) – Crossing Lines – 2023
“Better Be Tough” – hungover – 2024
“Bottom of Your Boots” – Dandelion – 2026
“Broken” – Dandelion – 2026
“Broken In” (Acoustic) – hungover – 2024
“Butterfly Season” (featuring Miranda Lambert) – Dandelion – 2026
“Buzzes Like Neon” (with Adam Hood) – Non-album collaboration – 2023
“Choosin’ Texas” – Dandelion – 2025
“Closest to Heaven” – hungover – 2024
“Could’ve Been Her” – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Country Boy’s Dream Girl” – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Cowboy Friends” – hungover – 2024
“Cowgirl Don’t Cry” (Acoustic) – hungover – 2024
“Damn You” – Non-album single – 2022
“Dandelion” – Dandelion – 2026
“Don’t Mind If I Do” (Riley Green featuring Ella Langley) – Don’t Mind If I Do – 2024
“Don’t We All” (Acoustic) – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Excuse the Mess” – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Froggy Went A Courtin'” (Intro) – Dandelion – 2026
“Froggy Went A Courtin'” (Outro) – Dandelion – 2026
“Girl Who Drank Wine” – hungover – 2024
“Girl You’re Taking Home” – still hungover – 2024
“Hell at Night” (BigXthaPlug featuring Ella Langley) – I Hope You’re Happy – 2025
“Hell of a Man” – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Here for the Party” (Gretchen Wilson featuring Ella Langley) – Non-album collaboration – 2026
“Hey Ma I Made It” – Non-album single – 2021
“Hungover” – hungover – 2024
“I Blame the Bar” – hungover – 2024
“I Can’t Love You Anymore” (with Morgan Wallen) – Non-album single – 2026
“I Gotta Quit” – Dandelion – 2026
“If You Have To” – Non-album single – 2021
“It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels” – Dandelion – 2026
“Last Call for Us” – Dandelion – 2026
“Love You Tonight” – hungover – 2024
“Loving Life Again” – Dandelion – 2026
“Low Lights” – Dandelion – 2026
“Made It Out of Mexico” (Acoustic) – still hungover – 2024
“Make Me Wanna Smoke” – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Monologue” – still hungover – 2024
“Monsters” – hungover – 2024
“Most Good Things Do” (Acoustic) – Dandelion – 2026
“Never Met Anyone Like You” (featuring HARDY) – Non-album single – 2025
“Nicotine” – hungover – 2024
“Paint the Town Blue” – hungover – 2024
“People Change” – hungover – 2024
“Somethin’ Simple” – Dandelion – 2026
“Speaking Terms” – Dandelion – 2026
“Strangers” (Kameron Marlowe with Ella Langley) – Keepin’ the Lights On – 2024
“That’s Why We Fight” (featuring Koe Wetzel) – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“We Know Us” – Dandelion – 2026
“Where You Left It” (Acoustic) – Excuse the Mess – 2023
“Weren’t for the Wind” – still hungover – 2024
“Winter Wonderland” (with Luke Bryan) – Non-album holiday single – 2025
“Wish I Didn’t Know Now” – Non-album single – 2025
“You & Me Time” – Dandelion – 2026
“You Look Like You Love Me” (featuring Riley Green) – hungover – 2024

Albums and EPs

Excuse the Mess (2023)

Ella Langley’s debut EP was released on May 19, 2023. Its songs include “Could’ve Been Her,” “Country Boy’s Dream Girl,” “Don’t We All,” “Excuse the Mess,” “Hell of a Man,” “Make Me Wanna Smoke,” “That’s Why We Fight,” and “Where You Left It.”

hungover (2024)

Langley’s debut studio album was released on August 2, 2024. The original edition contains 14 songs, including “You Look Like You Love Me,” “Hungover,” “Nicotine,” “Paint the Town Blue,” and “Cowboy Friends.”

still hungover (2024)

The deluxe edition was released on November 1, 2024. It expanded the debut album with “Weren’t for the Wind,” “Girl You’re Taking Home,” “20-20,” “Made It Out of Mexico,” and “Monologue.”

Dandelion (2026)

Ella Langley’s second studio album was released on April 10, 2026. The album contains 18 tracks and was produced by Langley, Ben West, and Miranda Lambert.

“Froggy Went A Courtin'” (Intro)
“Dandelion”
“Choosin’ Texas”
“We Know Us”
“Low Lights”
“Be Her”
“You & Me Time”
“Loving Life Again”
“Bottom of Your Boots”
“Speaking Terms”
“I Gotta Quit”
“It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels”
“Last Call for Us”
“Broken”
“Somethin’ Simple”
“Butterfly Season” featuring Miranda Lambert
“Most Good Things Do” (Acoustic)
“Froggy Went A Courtin'” (Outro)

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