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Jelly Roll and his chef are opening up about how the singer dropped 100 pounds while on tour. The Grammy-winning singer, who is currently on his Beautifully Broken Tour, shed the weight over the ...

But his doubts and frustrations are tempered by a wise man who reminds him at a meeting that, “nobody walks through these doors on a winning ... escape – “I roll up my problems/I know ...

In the end, the answer to the latter question was probably yes, even if some would probably just prefer to hear “In My Life” performed every year in that slot. But it’s a yes because of who ...

Jelly Roll and Kelly Clarkson gushed about each other's talents as they geared up to sing Jelly's "I Am Not Okay" as a special duet edition of Clarkson's Kellyoke performance series. In a behind ...

“Nobody walks through these doors on a winning streak,” Jelly tells us in the chorus. Embracing one’s failings, not pushing them away, is part of the Jelly Roll story and he leans hard into ...

Jelly Roll stepped up next, singing Osbourne’s iconic power ballad “Mama, I’m Coming Home.” Zakk Wylde finished off the song with a predictably impressive solo of his own, as Billy Idol ...

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Just days before Beautifully Broken drops on Friday (Oct. 11), Jelly Roll is filling in the details about what fans can expect from his highly-anticipated new album. Turns out, the singer wasn't ...

By Rania Aniftos Jelly Roll is Beautifully Broken ... Beautifully Broken serves as the follow-up to Whitsitt Chapel, which was released in June 2023. The album peaked at No. 3 on the all-genre ...

Jelly Roll is back with his new album Beautifully Broken, which further cements him as a powerhouse in both the country and rock genres. The former rapper switched things up a few years back ...