Thanks to the success of her debut album Hungover, Ella Langley hit the road with her Hungover Tour in 2024. It appeared that a single year wasnโt enough when she announced she was continuing the party with her Still Hungover Tour. And recently, she traveled to Texas for a string of shows throughout the state. But when taking the stage in Helotes, Texas, Langley watched as one fan took the name of the tour a little too seriously when they seemed to pass out. While making sure the fan was okay, Langley decided to offer a unique take on โWish I Didnโt Know Now.โย
Although she has a few hit songs herself, Langley paid her respects to the late Toby Keith when performing โWish I Didnโt Know Now.โ While the country singer knew the words, she changed the lyrics to hopefully keep the crowd calm as security checked on the individual. โSecurity over hereโฆ I think there is something over here right now/Yeah, weโre going to figure it out /Make sure nobodyโs passing out.โ
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Knowing that the name of her tour was Still Hungover, Langley constantly reminded fans to drink water. She even added it into the lyrics, โWhy donโt yโall drink some water/ Please drink some waterโฆโย
Ella Langley Brings The Heat To Texas
When Langley took the stage at Billy Bobโs Texas, she offered the same statement about drinking water. With some areas in the state climbing into the 90s, a packed venue did fans no favors.ย
And for Langley, she felt the heat as lights beamed down on her. โItโs hot as s*** in here, isnโt it? Itโs pretty rock and roll if you ask me. You know back in the day when they didnโt have air conditioning, they still partied soโฆโ
With Langley not wanting to end the party over some heat, she suggested a simple solution. โDrink some water like I said. In between the tequila shots, one or two wouldnโt kill you, you know?โ
As the Still Hungover Tour rolls on, Langley continues to prove sheโs not just a powerhouse performer but a down-to-earth entertainer who keeps her fans laughing – and hopefully hydrated.ย
(Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
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