Move over, Riley Green. Ella Langley just revealed another artist she wants to collaborate with, and it isn't Green, or even anyone in country music. Langley instead has her eye on a rock music legend, and one who is more than 50 years older than Langley.
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"I grew up on so many different types of music. But probably the most out of anyone ever would be Stevie Nicks," the 26-year-old tells Taste of Country Nights. Nicks, who just turned 77, is also a talented songwriter, penning several of her own hits, including "Leather and Lace," "Nightbird" and more.
To Langley, who also writes her own songs, she'd be quite happy to pass the writing baton to Nicks, if it meant they could collaborate together.
"I don't care who wrote it, as long as I got to sing with Stevie Nicks," Langley adds.
Ella Langley's Other Dream Collaboration That Already Happened
Langley already crossed one dream collaboration off of her bucket list. The Alabama native just sang with Miranda Lambert, at the 2025 ACM Awards.
"I already knew that I was going to do 'Weren't for the Wind," Langley recalls to People. "But when we got asked to do 'Kerosene,' God, I was like, 'It just made the night so much better for me because I got that initial fear out' — and that was our first time performing together. It felt like a 12-year-old kid living her biggest dream ever on stage."
Langley grew up idolizing Lambert, and still looks to her as one of her biggest sources of inspiration today.
"She is who she is and she doesn't apologize for that," Langley says, speaking of Lambert. "She stands up for herself, but she also stands up for others she believes in. And that's just always been apparent by watching her as a young artist. So I'm really grateful to get to work alongside her."
Langley has a Top 5 hit right now with "Weren't For The Wind." Although both Green and Langley have shot down romance rumors, they are in close proximity, at least on the radio charts. Green's "Worst Way" single is currently the No. 1 single in the country.
