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BUZZING COUNTRY STAR ELLA LANGLEY KINDLY ASKS YOU TO EXCUSE THE MESS
 
8-TRACK DEBUT EP OUT NOW,
ALL CO-WRITTEN BY ELLA
 
PREMIERES ALL NEW VISUALIZERS INCLUDING “COULD’VE BEEN HER”

   

 

     Alabama-born rising country maverick Ella Langley releases her debut EP Excuse The Mess via Columbia Records and Sony Music Nashville. Produced by Will Bundy, the 8-track EP features the biggest single of her career, the hard-hitting banger “That’s Why We Fight” featuring Koe Wetzel, as well as her stripped back, highly personal song “Could’ve Been Her.” Each song on the EP was co-written by Ella and has arrived with a special visualizer as well, available on Ella’s YouTube.

Ella Langley   "Could've Been Her"

 
   

 

     

     This EP kicks like a smooth Alabama whiskey. Ella’s dyed-in-the-wool country storytelling and anthemic hooks go down easy, while moments of attitude-laden rock ‘n’ roll might just knock you on the floor. The singer and songwriter distills her honest experiences and formative inspirations into an intoxicating and inimitable brew of her own. Flexing show stopping vocals, a razor-sharp pen, and no filter whatsoever, she’s now formally introduced her signature style with Excuse The Mess.
 
     

“Every aspect of me as an artist is portrayed in the EP,” Ella says. “You get the storyteller side, the rock side, and the fun side. My music has something for everybody. I hope you dance, cry, and listen to it over and over again.”
  

     

 

     Known for her scorching performances, the buzzing songstress will be lighting up CMA Fest in Nashville, gracing the Chevy Vibes Stage, on Sunday, June 11 and her second ever performance at the Grand Ole Opry on Sunday, July 2. Later this summer, she supports Jon Pardi on his Mr. Saturday Night World Tour alongside Midland, Jackson Dean, and Randall King. Check out the full confirmed itinerary below.

  “The only plan is to keep going,” she continues. “Pedal down. All gas, no brakes.” 

Excuse The Mess Track List: 

Make Me Wanna Smoke
Excuse the Mess
Could’ve Been Her
That’s Why We Fight (feat. Koe Wetzel)
Country Boy’s Dream Girl
Hell Of A Man
Where You Left It
Don’t We All

 
TOUR DATES

6/11     Nashville, TN                           CMA Fest
6/16     Santa Rose, CA                       Country Summer Music Festival
6/22     Mack, CO                                 Country Jam
6/29     St. Augustine, FL                     The St. Augustine Amphitheatre
7/2         Nashville, TN                         Grand Ole Opry
7/20     Cullman, AL                             Rock The South
8/4       Quincy, WA                              Watershed Festival 2023
8/25     Belfast, Northern Ireland          Ulster Hall
8/28     Glasgow, UK                            City Halls & Old Fruitmarket
8/29     Manchester, UK                       O2 Ritz Manchster
8/31     Bristol, UK                                O2 Academy Bristol

9/1       London, UK                              O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
9/3       Amsterdam, Netherlands         Melkweg
9/4       Hamburg, Germany                  Gruenspan
9/6       Oslo, Norway                           Rockefeller Music Hall
9/7       Stockholm, Sweden                 Debaser Hornstulls Strand
9/28     Knoxville, TN                           Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum
9/29     Pikeville, KY                             Appalachian Center Arena
9/30     Savannah, GA                         Enmarket Arena  

                               

10/5     Hollywood, FL                          Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
10/6     Estero, FL                                Hertz Arena     
10/7     Jacksonville, FL                       Daily’s Place Amphitheater
10/19   Brookings, CD                          Swiftel Center
10/20   Omaha, NE                              Baxter Arena
10/21   St. Louis, MO                           Chaifetz Arena
10/26   Eugene, OR                             Matthew Knight Arena
10/27   Abbotsford, BC                        Abbotsford Centre
10/28   Everett, WA                              Angel of the Winds Arena
11/2     Nampa, ID                               Ford Idaho Center Arena
11/3     Missoula, MT                           Adams Center
11/4     Billings, MT                              First Interstate Arena

11/16   London, ON                             Budweiser Gardens
11/17   Oshawa, ON                            Tribute Communities Centre
11/18   Hershey, PA                             Giant Center
11/30   Independence, MO                  Cable Dahmer Arena
12/1     Tulsa, OK                                 BOK Center
12/2     Fort Worth, TX                         Dickies Arena
12/8     Fresno, CA                              Fresno, CA
12/9     Las Vegas, NV                         Michelob Ultra Arena

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