Which Morgan Wallen Stadium Shows Does Ella Langley Play in 2026?

If you're trying to figure out where to catch Ella Langley on Morgan Wallen's tour, here's the short version: she's the direct support act on nine of the 21 stadium nights on Wallen's 2026 Still the Problem Tour, and the next one is this Saturday, June 27, in Clemson, South Carolina. She isn't on every date — Wallen rotates Thomas Rhett, HARDY, and Brooks & Dunn across the other nights — so checking the lineup before you buy matters.

Ella is in the middle of her own headlining Dandelion Tour at the same time, so these Wallen stadium stops are a separate, bigger-room way to see her. The two also released a duet, "I Can't Love You Anymore," and have shared a stage on this run more than once.

The Quick Answer: Where Ella Plays

Ella Langley holds the special-guest slot on these confirmed Still the Problem Tour dates. At the three double-header cities — Chicago, Clemson, and Baltimore — she appears on the second night only, so read the date carefully before grabbing tickets.

| Date | City | Venue | |---|---|---| | April 18 | Tuscaloosa, AL | Bryant-Denny Stadium | | May 9 | Indianapolis, IN | Lucas Oil Stadium | | June 20 | Chicago, IL | Soldier Field (Night 2) | | June 27 | Clemson, SC | Memorial Stadium (Night 2) | | July 18 | Baltimore, MD | M&T Bank Stadium (Night 2) | | August 1 | Philadelphia, PA | Lincoln Financial Field |

The dates still ahead are Clemson (June 27), Baltimore (July 18), and Philadelphia (August 1). Because these are stadium shows with rotating openers, the supporting lineup is different city to city — for Clemson, the bill also includes Brooks & Dunn and Gavin Adcock.

This Weekend: Clemson, June 27

Wallen plays two nights at Clemson's Memorial Stadium — Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27 — and Ella is on the Saturday bill. Doors and set times run early for a stadium country show, so plan to be in your seat well before the headliner. If you don't have tickets yet, you can check current ticket availability for the Clemson show here (affiliate link).

For the cities on Ella's own arena run rather than these Wallen stadium dates, our Ella Langley Tour 2026 hub tracks every date, venue, and on-sale.

How Is This Different From Her Own Tour?

On the Still the Problem Tour, Ella is the opener — expect a tight set of her biggest songs rather than the full Dandelion Tour show, and a stadium crowd that's there for Wallen too. On her own dates she plays a longer headline set with her full production. Both are worth it; they're just different nights out. If you want the deep-cuts-and-storytelling version, go to a Dandelion Tour stop. If you want the stadium-energy, two-headliners-for-the-price version, these Wallen dates deliver.

One more reason these shows are fun right now: Ella and Wallen put out "I Can't Love You Anymore" together, and we broke down what that duet is actually about if you want to know the song before you hear it live.

Before You Go

Stadium shows mean long walks, security lines, and weather you can't control. Our rundown of what's actually worth bringing to an Ella Langley show covers the basics, and if you're still sorting out who else is on the bill, here's everyone opening on the Dandelion Tour.

Bottom line: the next chance to see Ella Langley on Morgan Wallen's tour is Clemson on June 27, with Baltimore and Philadelphia close behind. Match the date to the city, double-check it's a night she's on, and you're set.

Some links on this page are affiliate links — we may earn a small commission at no cost to you. Tour dates are accurate as of June 23, 2026; always confirm the lineup for your specific date before purchasing.