Ella Langley Charleston Set Time: When She Goes On at the Charleston Coliseum (September 12)

Ella Langley brings The Dandelion Tour to the Charleston Coliseum in Charleston, WV on Saturday, September 12, 2026 — the Mountain State's stop on the run, and her only West Virginia date this year. Here's the timing and the plan for the night.

Who plays when

The ticketed start time is 7:00 PM, with doors about an hour before — that's the reliable number to build your evening around.

The bill is Gabriella Rose first, then Muscadine Bloodline in the direct-support slot, then Ella Langley.

We won't invent a minute for when Ella walks out. The Coliseum lists a 7:00 PM start; the first opener goes on around then, and on recent three-act Dandelion nights Ella has closed the show after both openers. If the venue posts a full per-act schedule closer to the date, this page and the set-times page will carry the real times.

Get there early for the openers. Muscadine Bloodline — the Alabama duo of Gary Stanton and Charlie Muncaster — takes the direct-support slot after ERNEST came off this leg of the run, so the room will already be loud by the time Ella takes over. Gabriella Rose opens and is well worth catching from the first song.

What she's been playing

No predicted setlist here. Her recent Dandelion Tour nights have leaned on the songs everyone came for — "you look like you love me," "Choosin' Texas," "weren't for the wind," "Be Her," and "Nicotine" — stitched together with the deeper Dandelion cuts.

The actual Charleston setlist goes up on the setlist page within a couple of hours of the encore.

Charleston Coliseum notes

Easy one to plan for: it's an indoor arena, climate controlled, so there's no weather to worry about. The building is at 200 Civic Center Drive in downtown Charleston with adjacent parking, but a full house fills the lots — give yourself 45 minutes to an hour before the 7:00 start and screenshot your mobile ticket before you're in a dead-signal parking line. The room runs cool once it's full and air-conditioned; a light layer helps.

For where to sit — lower bowl versus the upper level, and which sections get the best sound — see the Charleston set-times and where-to-sit page.

Still need tickets?

Face value is gone on this one — every listing on the primary site is now resale. Prices tend to swing hard in the final couple of days, in both directions, so it's worth watching rather than grabbing the first number you see. The Charleston show page carries current listings and the resale link; check it for live availability, and always compare the all-in checkout total before you buy.

Can't make it?

Charleston is Ella's only West Virginia date on The Dandelion Tour, so there's no nearby second night to fall back on — every date, with current status, is on the tour hub. If you're set on this one, resale is the route, and earlier usually beats waiting it out.

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