the man said, referring to a song on jelly roll’s most recent album. jelly roll, whose real name is jason deford, began his musical career as a rapper before becoming an acclaimed country artist. in 2023, he won new artist of the year at the country music association awards...
Jelly Roll opens up about his time in prison, his new album, 'Whitsitt Chapel,' and explains why 'losers can win' in Billboard's latest cover story.
Jelly Roll has taken the country music scene by storm this year. His first two releases to country radio, "Son of a Sinner" and "Need a Favor," both hit No. 1 on the charts, and he's made lasting friendships with a lot of country artists already. By now, most have heard about ...
Jelly Roll really is on a roll. The powerful singer and colorful personality won a night-leading three awards at the 2024 CMT Music Awards for the second year in a row. The awards, hosted by Kelsea Ballerini, were presented at Moody Center in Austin, Texas, on Sunday (April 7) and ...
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Jelly Roll has a simple rule — one his team had posted on the walls of Mechanics Bank Arena here on a recent evening — about taking photos backstage at his concerts. "Before the ...
Jelly Roll didn’t exactly get clean and sober after prison. He’s been honest about using cocaine when he would drink until very recently,but before that, he did not discriminate. Where did he get the drugs? In theSave Medocumentary he talks about how wild he and Bunnie were early on...
Jelly Roll dropped "Save Me" and didn’t spend a dollar on promotion. The song spread virally, and by 2021 he was fielding offers from every record label in town. Lainey Wilson came to the radio single late, but the roots of this song go back to the pandemic. "I mean, we were ...
Jelly Roll stopped in Portland on Sunday forhis “Beautifully Broken” tour, and then made good on a promise to his brother by performing at Oregon State Penitentiary on Tuesday,the country rapper wrote on Instagram. “It felt so good bringing a little light to ...
Jelly Roll didn’t exactly get clean and sober after prison. He’s been honest about using cocaine when he would drink until very recently,but before that, he did not discriminate. Where did he get the drugs? In theSave Medocumentary he talks about how wild he and Bunnie were early on...
It was the first time in 20 years there had been live music in the prison yard. "It felt so good bringing a little light to such a dark place," he writes alongside the carousel of photos. "I am a firm believer that if we commit crimes we should do our time and be held accountab...