A new collaboration between Ella Langley and Morgan Wallen, titled I Can’t Love You Anymore, premiered live at Wallen’s Tuscaloosa show and is slated for a studio release on Friday, April 24.

Langley wrote the song, presented it to Wallen about a month ago, and hinted she could be the lead artist or that it might feature on a deluxe edition of her album Dandelion.

Langley opened the Tuscaloosa show and then joined Wallen for a surprise onstage duet that showcased their strong chemistry.

Early descriptions of the track characterize it as infectious, breezy, synth-backed, with a vibe akin to Langley’s Be Her and Wallen’s Love Somebody, anticipated to be a summer anthem.

The mid-tempo heartbreaker centers on two people repeatedly returning to each other despite consequences, underscoring their onstage chemistry.

Langley has prior chart success, including a notable collaboration with Riley Green and a No. 1 on multiple charts with What I Want (featuring Tate McRae) alongside Wallen.

The debut signals a growing partnership between Wallen and Langley, with fans eagerly awaiting the studio version and potential shared releases.

The duet blends Wallen’s drawl with Langley’s smoky vocals, described as raw, emotional, and suited for late-night drives and singalongs.

Langley performed verses and harmonized in the chorus, creating a high-energy moment that audiences celebrated.

The collaboration aligns with Wallen’s chart dominance and Langley’s rising profile, building on prior joint performances, including Langley opening for Wallen and Wallen joining Langley at the Ryman.

This follows a pattern of recent collaborations, such as Wallen joining Langley at the Ryman Auditorium to perform Cover Me Up.

The track is scheduled for release on April 27 and is expected to become a major hit given the live debut momentum and both artists’ rising profiles.