Here’s Why Ella Langley Can’t Go To Walmart Anymore

Ella Langley called us to discuss everything that's been happening with her lately. We discussed everything from trophies to mental health and why she can no longer go to Walmart.

Life has gotten very busy for Ella Langley these days. It's only been about a year since her song with Riley Green, "You Look Like You Love Me," blew up, and a lot has changed. She opened up about what life is like now, her struggles with mental health issues, writing with artists like Hardy and Miranda Lambert, and more.

So let's get to it.

Q: First of all…congrats on everything. You've won just about everything big in the last year.  You're a CMA Award winner, 5X ACM Award winner, 2025 Rising Star Award at Billboard Country Power Players, “Don’t Mind If I Do” was certified gold by the RIAA.  Where are you going to store all of those trophies?

Q: It’s been about a year since “You Look Like You Love Me” was released.  How much has life changed for you since the release of that song?

Q: You were open about your struggles with mental health the week of the ACMs.  I want to commend you for that.  A lot of the time, people are good at masking it and it gets downplayed.  I’m a person who has struggled with mental health too. It's encouraging to see people talking about it with the hopes of making it a little more normalized.

Q: A lot of people use things like therapy, meditation and hobbies to cope. Do you have something that you do to clear your mind?

Q:  Speaking of anxiety, I see you met Reba at the ACMs.  How stressful was that?

Q: You’ve still got dates all summer on The Damn Country Music Tour with Riley Green and the I’m the Problem Tour with Miranda Lambert and Morgan Wallen. Do you think you’ll get some time to write with Morgan or Miranda?

Q:  Your new song is called "Never Met Anyone Like You," and it was co-written with Hardy and Jordan Schmidt.  Tell me what it was like to write with Hardy.

Ella is currently on the road on the "Damn Country Music" Tour and she has more dates this summer with Morgan Wallen and Miranda Lambert on the "I'm The Problem" tour.