Country breakout Ella Langley has released her latest single, “Be Her,” arriving alongside a striking red-and-black-themed official video, co-directed by Langley and Wales Toney.
“Be Her” will appear on Langley’s forthcoming sophomore album, Dandelion, set for release on April 10. The project, crafted with executive producers Miranda Lambert and Ben West, also features the tracks “Dandelion” and her smash hit, “Choosin’ Texas.”
Co-writer Hardy shares of the latest song: “I knew ‘Be Her’ was a hit the second we started writing it. It’s one of those songs that basically wrote itself. We were done in 30 minutes. Those are always the best ones. It’s so fun to watch Ella and the rocket ship that she’s on, and I’m just happy to be a part of it.”
The new release adds to an already impressive run for Langley: her viral duet with Riley Green, “You Look Like You Love Me,” became her first No. 1 at country radio. She followed that success with 2025’s “Choosin’ Texas,” which made history by topping the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 — an achievement reached by fewer than ten female country artists. The track also led the Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts at the same time, marking another milestone in her career.
Langley will take the new music on the road this spring with The Dandelion Tour, a 16-date arena run that quickly sold out following its announcement. The tour launches May 7 in Toledo, Ohio, and wraps August 15 in Fort Worth, Texas, with stops in cities including St. Louis, Oklahoma City, and Austin. Select dates will feature support from Kameron Marlowe, Dylan Marlowe, Kaitlin Butts, Gabriella Rose, and Laci Kaye Booth. Tour info can be found on Langley’s official website.
Adding to her recent achievements, Langley was also introduced as the face of American Eagle’s “American Eagle Jeans Country” campaign. Dubbed ‘The Denim Darling,’ Langley spotlights her song “Dandelion” while showcasing her signature style in the nationwide rollout.
See the official video for ‘Be Her’ – HERE.
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