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    Ella Langley and Taylor Hunnicutt Just Resurrected “Rhiannon” With a Southern Spell That Left Huntsville Breathless

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodMay 25, 20253 Mins Read
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    Ella Langley and Taylor Hunnicutt Cast a Spell with “Rhiannon” in Huntsville

    On February 13, 2025, in the hazy glow of Huntsville’s legendary Sidetracks Music Hall, Alabama natives Ella Langley and Taylor Hunnicutt delivered a spellbinding take on Fleetwood Mac’s “Rhiannon” that left the room breathless. It wasn’t just a performance — it was a stirring, soulful invocation that blurred the lines between tribute and transformation.


    Ella Langley and Taylor Hunnicutt – Rhiannon (Live in Huntsville, 2/13/25)

    From the opening chords, it was clear this wasn’t your typical cover. Langley, with her unmistakable blend of outlaw country and raw southern rock, brought a fiery command to the stage. Hunnicutt, with her blues-soaked vocals and emotional depth, balanced that fire with aching vulnerability. Together, they didn’t just sing — they breathed new life into every word, their harmonies flowing like roots through red Alabama soil.

    No theatrics, no gimmicks. Just two artists, clad in black denim and leather, letting the music speak for itself. When Langley growled out “She rules her life like a fine skylark,” it hit with weight. When Hunnicutt followed with “Would you stay if she promised you heaven?” it felt sacred — like a secret only they could tell.

    The crowd knew they were witnessing something rare. Phones stayed down. Eyes locked forward. The room — filled with locals, road-weary travelers, and die-hard southern rock fans — sat in hushed reverence until the final haunting note melted into the golden light. Then, a thunder of applause — not just loud, but knowing.

    “Rhiannon,” Reimagined in the South

    Langley and Hunnicutt didn’t just honor “Rhiannon” — they redefined it. Their version took the song’s otherworldly mystique and planted it firmly in the heart of Alabama, where love and loss are sung like scripture. They reminded us that legends don’t just belong to the past — they live on through the voices that dare to carry them forward.

    The timing couldn’t be more significant. Langley, on the heels of a breakout EP and growing acclaim, is quickly becoming a symbol of modern outlaw womanhood. Hunnicutt, beloved for her unfiltered songwriting and soulful delivery, continues to deepen her roots in the Americana scene. But on that stage, it wasn’t about buzz or branding. It was about music, memory, and reverence.

    For one night in Huntsville, “Rhiannon” soared again — this time on the wings of two Alabama voices, fierce and free.

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