Ella Langley Lit Up CMA Fest Day 1—Then Jelly Roll Shocked Fans and FGL Reunited!
Reunions, surprises and a country superstar collab—CMA Fest 2026 is already iconic
Key Takeaways
- Ella Langley rules the summer charts, scoring three tracks in the TouchTunes top 10.
- Gretchen Wilson, 52, shocked CMA Fest fans by joining Ella Langley live on stage.
- Country music dominates the radio, securing 9 out of the top 10 jukebox spots.
Day 1 of CMA Fest is officially in the books, and all our favorite country music stars gave fans something to talk about. With Ella Langley’s knockout performance at Nissan Stadium, Jelly Roll’s big surprise, Florida Georgia Line’s reunion and Gretchen Wilson and Ella Langley’s on-stage collab — CMA Fest 2026 is off to an unforgettable start!
With all the excitement on Nashville’s Broadway, there’s plenty for fans to enjoy and Woman’s World headed to the center of the action last night for TouchTunes’ Neon Nights event. Happening all weekend long at Acme Feed & Seed (June 4-7), you won’t want to miss the exclusive giveaways, delicious drinks, and the rooftop views of the Riverfront Stage!
TouchTunes is the largest in-venue interactive music and entertainment platform in the US, which allows users to choose songs on digital jukeboxes directly from their phones. Music fans can download the TouchTunes app, create playlists, and queue up their favorite songs at participating bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, and other venues.
TouchTunes experts reveal that the latest rankings show just how dominant country music has become. 9 of the top 10 songs played during May were country tracks, with only one song from another genre making the list: Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club.” The overwhelming country presence proves the genre is set to provide the soundtrack for summer, with Ella Langley currently leading the pack.
Country music is already staking its claim on summer 2026, and according to data from TouchTunes, Ella Langley has emerged as the frontrunner for Song of the Summer after dominating the platform’s charts during the first two weeks of May.
She landed three songs in the top 10 — including the #1 spot with “Choosin’ Texas,” and her tracks “Be Her” and “You Look Like You Love Me” with Riley Green continue rising to the top.
The rankings are based on plays across TouchTunes’ nationwide network of digital jukeboxes, giving listeners a real-time look at what people are actively choosing to hear in bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues across the country.
TouchTunes Top Songs (from May 1, 2026 – May 14, 2026)
- Ella Langley – Choosin’ Texas
- Chris Stapleton – Tennessee Whiskey
- Shaboozey – A Bar Song (Tipsy)
- Toby Keith – I Love This Bar
- David Allan Coe – You Never Even Called Me By My Name
- Ella Langley – Be Her
- Ella Langley – You Look Like You Love Me (with Riley Green)
- Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem
- Garth Brooks – Friends In Low Places
- Brooks & Dunn – Neon Moon
Top 10 songs played in May:
- Ella Langley, Choosin’ Texas
- Chris Stapleton, Tennessee Whiskey
- Shaboozey, A Bar Song (Tipsy)
- Toby Keith, I Love This Bar
- Ella Langley, Be Her
- Ella Langley, You Look Like You Love Me (with Riley Green)
- Morgan Wallen, I’m The Problem
- Garth Brooks, Friends In Low Places
- Brooks & Dunn, Neon Moon
- Chappell Roan, Pink Pony Club
Top 10 country songs played in May:
- Ella Langley, Choosin’ Texas
- Chris Stapleton, Tennessee Whiskey
- Shaboozey, A Bar Song (Tipsy)
- Toby Keith, I Love This Bar
- Ella Langley, Be Her
- Ella Langley, You Look Like You Love Me (with Riley Green)
- Morgan Wallen, I’m The Problem
- Garth Brooks, Friends In Low Places
- Brooks & Dunn, Neon Moon
- Midland, Drinkin’ Problem
Catch all your favorite country stars at CMA Fest and on TouchTunes nationwide!
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