Ella Langley Greek Theatre Set Time: When She Goes On in LA, Night Two (October 14)
Ella Langley closes her two-night Greek Theatre stand in LA on Wednesday, October 14 with Laci Kaye Booth and Kameron Marlowe. The 7:10 PM start, who plays when, Griffith Park parking, where to sit, and how tickets look.

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Ella Langley closes out her two-night stand at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — the second and final evening in Griffith Park before the tour heads for the home stretch. Here's the timing and the plan for night two.
Who plays when
The listed start time is 7:10 PM — the advertised show time across the ticketing listings for this date. Doors at the Greek generally open about an hour before the music, so aim to be through the gates by around 6:00 to 6:10 and confirm on your ticket. The bill runs Laci Kaye Booth first, Kameron Marlowe in direct support, and Ella Langley headlining.
We won't invent a stage-time minute for when Ella walks out — the Greek hasn't published a per-act running order for this date, so the confirmed anchor is the 7:10 start and the order of the night. If the Greek posts a full day-of schedule (it often does closer to the date), the real per-act times go straight onto the set-times page and here. Get up there early — Kameron Marlowe headlines in his own right, so his set is a full show, not a warm-up.
What she's been playing
No predicted setlist, and second nights can differ from first nights, so it's worth watching what turned up on the October 13 setlist for a hint. Her recent Dandelion Tour nights have leaned on the crowd favorites — "Choosin' Texas," "you look like you love me," "Be Her," and "weren't for the wind" — with the deeper Dandelion cuts folded in. We don't guess the order; the actual night-two setlist goes up on the setlist page within a couple of hours of the encore.
Greek Theatre notes: parking, weather, and getting there
The Greek is an open-air amphitheatre of around 5,900 seats in Griffith Park. Plan around two things: parking, which is stacked and slow to clear — rideshare or an early arrival saves the headache — and weather, since mid-October LA evenings are mild but cool off after dark, so bring a light layer for the back half of the night. For where to sit — how the terraces and benches compare and where the sound lands best — see the Greek Theatre set-times and where-to-sit page.
Still need tickets?
As the second of two nights, this date sometimes has a little more give than the opener — but demand for this tour has been fierce and availability moves by the hour, so check the show page for current listings and compare the all-in checkout total before you buy.
Can't make it?
If Wednesday doesn't work, there's night one on October 13 right before it. After LA, the Dandelion Tour heads toward its Saint Paul finale on October 31. Every date, with current status, is on the tour hub.
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