Auburn Football Schedule gets a hometown spotlight as Ella Langley brings two-night show to Neville Arena

Auburn football schedule fans have another reason to watch Auburn this fall, with Ella Langley set for two hometown shows at Neville Arena.

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Auburn Football Schedule gets a hometown spotlight as Ella Langley brings two-night show to Neville Arena

The Auburn football schedule may be the main draw in town for many fans, but Auburn will also have a major two-night entertainment stop in 2026. Ella Langley is bringing her sold-out The Dandelion Tour to Neville Arena for hometown shows on Friday, August 28, 2026, and Saturday, August 29, 2026.

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For Auburn, the dates carry an added local connection. Langley grew up in Hope Hull, Alabama, and attended Auburn University before moving to Nashville. That makes the Neville Arena stop more than just another tour date. It is a rare hometown run for an Alabama native with Auburn ties, and it gives local fans two chances to see one of the tour's biggest stops in the same weekend.

Who is joining Ella Langley?

The Auburn dates will feature ERNEST and Laci Kaye Booth as support acts. That adds another layer to a two-night event that is already expected to draw strong interest from Auburn fans and concertgoers across the area.

Langley was also part of a set referenced from Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, on August 20, 2026, but the Auburn shows are the headline event for local fans. With back-to-back performances at Neville Arena, the weekend stands out as one of the most notable live events on the Auburn calendar.

Neville Arena parking and entry details

Neville Arena has also provided practical guidance for attendees. The arena lists parking, rideshare, and transit options for fans heading to the show. It also notes a bag policy that limits bags to 12" x 12" x 6".

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The arena's address is 250 Beard-Eaves Court in Auburn, making it easy for visitors to plan ahead before arriving. For anyone building out a weekend around Auburn football schedule discussions, the Langley concerts add another reason to keep Auburn on the radar in late August.

In the end, the appeal is simple: a sold-out tour, two hometown shows, and a venue that sits right in the heart of Auburn. For Langley, it is a return to familiar ground. For Auburn, it is another major event that should fill the weekend with attention well beyond the football calendar.

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