Ella Langley Jacksonville Setlist & Recap: The Dandelion Tour at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

Third night in three days, and Ella still had plenty in the tank. The Dandelion Tour wrapped its Southeast swing at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville on Saturday, one night after Athens and two after Oxford, with Kameron Marlowe and Laci Kaye Booth rounding out the bill. We've got this one verified song-by-song from a setlist.fm capture off the floor, so what's below is the real Jacksonville order — and this time both openers came back out during Ella's set.

She opened the same way she has all fall, straight into "Dandelion" and then "I Gotta Quit" and "Bottom of Your Boots," with the Morgan Wallen collab "I Can't Love You Anymore" landing at the four-spot again. The middle of the set is where Jacksonville got its own night: back-to-back duets, one with each opener.

Ella Langley Jacksonville setlist (September 19, 2026)

1. Dandelion
2. I Gotta Quit
3. Bottom of Your Boots
4. I Can't Love You Anymore
5. Girl You're Taking Home
6. 20-20
7. You & Me Time
8. Here for the Party (Gretchen Wilson cover)
9. Last Call for Us
10. Somethin' Simple
11. Butterfly Season
12. Strangers (Kameron Marlowe cover, with Kameron Marlowe)
13. Dreams (Fleetwood Mac cover, with Laci Kaye Booth)
14. Broken
15. Be Her
16. you look like you love me
17. Loving Life Again
18. Choosin' Texas
19. weren't for the wind

Encore:

20. Wish I Didn't Know Now (Toby Keith cover)
21. That's Why We Fight

(Order per the verified setlist.fm capture from Jacksonville. If anything got added after "That's Why We Fight," we'll update.)

The moments

Two guest spots back to back, and both were the real deal. Kameron Marlowe came out for "Strangers," his own song, at number 12 — that's been the reliable duet on this run. Then Laci Kaye Booth stuck around for a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" right after, which is a gorgeous pairing of voices and not something every crowd on this tour has gotten. Getting both openers on stage inside a three-song stretch is about as generous as an opener slot gets.

Four covers in all: Gretchen Wilson's "Here for the Party" mid-set, "Strangers" and "Dreams" back to back, and Toby Keith's "Wish I Didn't Know Now" to kick off the encore. That Toby Keith cut has become her go-to encore opener, a nice bit of old-school country before she brings it home.

The closing run is the reason you buy the ticket. "Be Her" into "you look like you love me" — the Riley Green duet that broke her wide open — into "Loving Life Again" and then "Choosin' Texas" is a murderer's row, and "Choosin' Texas" has spent most of 2026 near the top of the Hot 100, so the VyStar floor almost certainly sang the whole thing back at her. She ended the main set on "weren't for the wind" and closed the night on "That's Why We Fight," the Koe Wetzel collab that's been her gut-punch finale all fall.

Were you there?

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Next up: Knoxville, TN (September 24)

Ella gets a few days off before the tour rolls into Thompson-Boling Arena at the Food City Center in Knoxville on Wednesday, September 24, with Kameron Marlowe and Laci Kaye Booth along again. If you're anywhere near Rocky Top, grab tickets and set details on the Knoxville tour page.

Want more? Read the story behind Choosin' Texas, the single that's owned this year — and if you're pulling together your own concert fit, our Arena Night picks are built for exactly this kind of room.