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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Ella Langley fills her tour lineup with female country artists — and credits Miranda Lambert for keeping her grounded

Alabama-born country star Ella Langley is using her record-setting 2026 breakout to open doors for other women in the genre, stacking her Dandelion Tour with female opening acts while crediting Miranda Lambert's mentorship for her own rise. Langley swept all seven of her nominations at the 2026 ACM Awards, a new record for the most […] The post Ella Langley fills her tour lineup with female country artists — and credits Miranda Lambert for keeping her grounded appeared first on American Almanac .

Alabama-born country star Ella Langley is using her record-setting 2026 breakout to open doors for other women in the genre, stacking her Dandelion Tour with female opening acts while crediting Miranda Lambert's mentorship for her own rise. Langley swept all seven of her nominations at the 2026 ACM Awards, a new record for the most wins by an artist in a single year at the ceremony, and picked up two American Music Awards for best female country artist and best country song. Her single "Choosin' Texas" sat atop the Billboard Hot 100 for 15 weeks, a record for a non-holiday song by a woman. She released her sophomore album, "Dandelion," in April and extended her headlining Dandelion Tour through October, with stops at Red Rocks and two…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Tate McRae pushes back on MAGA label, points to charity work and tour values

Pop singer Tate McRae used a new interview to distance herself from conservative political affiliations after her collaboration with country star Morgan Wallen and her reported relationship with NHL player Jack Hughes drew online speculation. McRae, 23, told Variety she prefers to let her actions speak for her rather than wade into political debates directly. […] The post Tate McRae pushes back on MAGA label, points to charity work and tour values appeared first on American Almanac .

Pop singer Tate McRae used a new interview to distance herself from conservative political affiliations after her collaboration with country star Morgan Wallen and her reported relationship with NHL player Jack Hughes drew online speculation. McRae, 23, told Variety she prefers to let her actions speak for her rather than wade into political debates directly. The singer's collaboration with Wallen on "What I Want", which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became her first chart-topping hit, drew attention last year, as did her reported relationship with Hughes, who laughed alongside teammates during a congratulatory phone call from President Trump after the U.S. men's hockey team won Olympic gold this summer. Rather than offer…Open