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Billboard[3], 27 January 2026: 'her upcoming sophomore set, Dandelion, out April 10 on SAWGOD/Columbia Records'; Billboard's 19 April chart report confirms it debuted atop the chart for the week ending April 16.
Gives the 10 April 2026 release through Sawgod and Columbia, producers Langley, Miranda Lambert and Ben West, recording at Sound Emporium in Nashville, and the singles 'Choosin' Texas', 'Be Her' and 'Loving Life Again'.[1]
Billboard's[1] chart report: No. 1 on the chart dated April 25 with 169,000 units in the week ending April 16 (128,000 streaming units from 130.46 million streams, 39,000 sales), the largest week for a country album by a woman in two years.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von's episode "Ella Langley" (2026-04-07) says: "Ella Langley is a country singer-songwriter from Hope Hull, Alabama. Her new album “Dandelion” is out this Friday April 10th wherever you stream music. Ella joins Theo to talk about growing up in a hippie Baptist family, the stars she looked up to as"[1]
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