Ella Langley’s Ella Langley Morgan Wallen collaboration is now part of a bigger awards push. She earned three nominations at the 38th annual MusicRow Awards, putting her in Song of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, and Entertainer of the Year. The winners will be announced on Sept. 2 after voting by MusicRow subscribers.
Dandelion Tour and No. 1
Those three nominations land in a year already built on hard numbers. Her sophomore album Dandelion debuted at No. 1 earlier in 2026, and she is headlining the Dandelion Tour while adding industry weight to a breakout that has moved beyond one hit or one week of radio heat.
Dandelion was executive produced by Ella Langley, Miranda Lambert, and Ben West, and it includes “Choosin' Texas” and “Be Her.” “Choosin' Texas” spent an 11-week run at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot and later held the top spot for a 16th consecutive week earlier this week, giving Langley a chart record that few awards ballots can ignore.
ACM Awards and MusicRow
Seven ACM Awards earlier in 2026 gave Langley a separate line of proof before the MusicRow ballots opened. She won Female Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, Single of the Year, and Musical Event of the Year with Riley Green for “Don't Mind If I Do,” while the earlier ACM run turned her from a fast-rising name into a repeat winner.
MusicRow’s voting system puts the final say with subscribers, which means the nominations are not just a popularity check. They measure whether the industry wants to reward chart pressure, touring momentum, and broad-category reach in the same season, and Langley is competing in all three lanes at once.
2025 MusicRow wins
In 2025, Langley already won Breakthrough Artist-Writer of the Year and Breakthrough Artist of the Year at MusicRow and tied for Song of the Year. That matters because it shows the 38th annual MusicRow Awards are not introducing her to this vote; they are testing how far the same rise can stretch after a stronger chart year and seven ACM Awards.
Whether Langley converts the three nominations into wins will sit unanswered until Sept. 2, but the setup is unusually strong. The article says she is dominating the charts, and MusicRow’s voters still have to decide whether that momentum becomes another awards sweep or simply another close call.
