Jelly Roll

Tyler Childers notched a headlining slot, alongside Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, and Eric Church, for the inaugural Country Calling Festival, taking place Oct. 4 and 5 in Ocean City, Maryland.  The two-day event features a lineup that cuts a wide swath across the country landscape. There’ll be sets from legends like Dwight Yoakam, Martina McBride, Tanya Tucker, and Clint Black, plus more contemporary favorites like the aforementioned headliners, as well as Bailey Zimmerman, Brothers Osborne, and Ingrid Andress. Even…

Keith Urban will play his recent single and Sam Hunt will debut a brand new song Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Keith Urban, and more will hit the stage at the 2024 CMT Music Awards, which will take place April 7 at the Moody Center in Austin, and air live on CBS and Paramount+. Wilson is set to play her new single, “Country’s Cool Again,” while Urban will deliver a world premiere performance of “Straight Line,” a new single from his next album, which is set to arrive later this year (a release date…

The best in music will be celebrated at this year’s iHeartRadio Music Awards — and Cher is getting a special tribute. On Tuesday, iHeartRadio announced the first cohort of performers — including TLC, Jelly Roll, and Justin Timberlake — at this year’s awards show and revealed that Cher will be honored with the Icon Awards. The show will honor the “Believe” legend with a tribute performance celebrating her “unparalleled contributions to music and pop culture for over seven decades.” The musicians set to honor…

Jelly Roll has announced his Beautifully Broken tour, a trek that will hit 37 arenas across North America later this year. The musician will be joined on the road by Warren Zeiders, whose song “Pretty Little Poison” is poised to hit Number One at country radio, and upstart singer Alexandra Kay. The rapper turned country singer has been everywhere of late: He scored a Best New Artist nomination at this year’s Grammy Awards, lobbied lawmakers on Capitol Hill to pass legislation to stop the spread of fentanyl, and…

"I’m honored she covered my song — I cried listening the first time," Jelly Roll commented of the cover Kelly Clarkson powered through a rendition of Jelly Roll‘s platinum hit “Save Me” for her talk show’s latest “Kellyoke” cover on Thursday. “Save Me” has become one of Jelly Roll’s most popular songs as he’s ascended to country superstardom over the past year. Originally released in 2020 from his album Self Medicated, he released a remixed version of the song with Lainey Wilson last year as…

Musicians Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson and Valerie June are heading to the Super Bowl — in a new ad for the nonprofit organization Power to the Patients. The performers appear in a new spot that raises awareness about the health care crisis in America and pushes for officials to be more transparent about the cost of health care. In the commercial, the singers criticize hospitals and insurance companies for robbing patients, many of whom have dealt with medical debt.   “Hospitals and insurance…

Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, and Valerie June combined forces to call for a more transparent and equitable healthcare system in a new PSA set to air this Sunday during Super Bowl LVIII. Organized by the nonprofit group Power to the Patients, the spot specifically highlights the way hospitals and insurance companies are able to get away with not clearly stating how much certain services and procedures cost and then billing patients afterward. This has contributed to astronomical levels of medical debt around the…

The Uber Eats spot also features Jelly Roll, Victoria and David Beckham, and Usher David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston, beloved for playing Ross and Rachel on Friends, are back together. Or, at least, they reunited to tape a Super Bowl commercial for Uber Eats. In the clip, which also stars Jelly Roll, Victoria and David Beckham, and Usher, Aniston accepts her Uber Eats delivery backstage on a studio lot. She informs her assistant that in order to remember to use Uber Eats “you’ve gotta…

Stevie Wonder closed the multi-hour, all-star Clive Davis pre-Grammy gala with a rousing harmonica performance, a strong vocal delivery and words of positivity. The icon was joined by Gladys Knight, Dionne Warwick, Andra Day, Keyshia Cole and Frederic Yonnet for performances of “That’s What Friends Are For” and “What the World Needs Now Is Love,” cutting off the latter song to tell the audience — which included Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks and Cher — that “music is love let us use the gift of love that…

The annual Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala is much like a Rolling Stones tour: For years, those who have been lucky enough to attend wonder if they just saw the last show. And yet somehow, a bit unbelievably, there’s always one more.  Forty years in, the gala was back at the Beverly Hilton once again, remaining the Grammy Week’s marquee people-watching event as an impressive collection of stars including Mariah Carey, Meryl Streep, Cameron Crowe, Julia Garner, Ted Danson, Forest Whitaker, Renee Rapp and many others…