LOOK – Mural of Ella Langley goes up in Denver

Denver is officially choosin’ Ella Langley, and now there’s a wall to prove it.

A new Ella Langley mural has gone up on South Broadway, just in time for the country star’s big week in Colorado. Denver artist Pat Milbery, the creator behind the LOVETAP murals, painted it at 675 S. Broadway, directly below Rebel Bread. He teased it on Instagram with the perfect question: “Are you ready to Choose Denver???” It’s a nod to “Choosin’ Texas,” the song that turned Langley from a rising name into one of the biggest stars in country music.

You’ll probably recognize Milbery’s work even if you don’t know his name. He’s the artist who finished the block-long mural on Larimer Square back in May. His style is bright, bold and made for photos, so plan to stop by, grab a selfie and then go upstairs for a pastry. Milbery even suggested it himself, telling fans to “stop by, take it in, and treat yourself.”

The timing is no accident. Langley plays an intimate show at the Grizzly Rose on Tuesday, Oct. 6, then brings The Dandelion Tour to Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Wednesday, Oct. 7, with Kameron Marlowe and Gabriella Rose. Two Denver shows in two nights, plus a mural on South Broadway. Colorado is going all in.

If you’ve got tickets for either show, swing by the mural first and get your photo. If you don’t, the mural is free, the bread is great and the Ella Langley playlist in your car still counts.