The tour extension follows a breakout year of multi-platinum success, sold-out shows, and rising popularity in country music.

Ella Langley has extended The Dandelion Tour with 21 new dates, ranging from late August in Green Bay to late October in Saint Paul, with stops at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and two shows at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.

The Red Rocks performance marks a milestone as she progresses from rising star to arena headliner in the past year.

Presale tickets will be available to fans who sign up online starting Thursday, followed by public on-sale on Friday.

Langley drew attention earlier this month with a viral cover of Shania Twain’s You're Still the One, which Twain praised after meeting Langley at the Academy of Country Music awards.

The Auburn return is emotionally significant, as Langley previously moved from Auburn to Nashville after leaving Auburn University and now headlines the arena she once hoped to play.

Langley’s rise is framed as arena-sized ambition with the Auburn shows positioned as high-profile homecomings.

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Kameron Marlowe and Laci Kaye Booth will open for Langley at the Knoxville show.

Her debut album Hungover released in 2024, and major-label debut single You Look Like You Love Me reached the Top 10, with subsequent singles performing well.

Langley has earned ACM Award sweeps, two American Music Award wins, and a No. 1 Platinum album Dandelion, with hit singles like Choosin’ Texas and Be Her.

The Ashwaubenon show is highlighted as a must-see event for fans and music enthusiasts amid Langley’s momentum.