Award-winning, genre-blending, singer songwriter phenomenon Jelly Roll performed his hit breakout song, ‘Save Me’ for the first time on television during last Thursday evening’s ACM Awards on Prime Video, bringing the crowd to its feet with an unexpected surprise duet version of his massive hit featuring Lainey Wilson – available to view here. Jelly Roll also announces his upcoming Country debut project — WHITSITT CHAPEL – is to be released on the 2nd June which includes the single ‘Unlive’ featuring Yelawolf. Listen HERE.
Pre-order/pre-save ‘Whitsitt Chapel’ HERE
After independently releasing ‘Save Me’ with a message to his fans, the song tapped into Jelly’s uniquely connective ability to bring fans “therapeutic music,” and has long become a show stopping moment during his live shows and continues to generate unprecedented fan response- earning more than 155 million views on YouTube and Platinum certification from the RIAA. The never-before-heard version featuring Lainey Wilson, will be featured on Jelly Roll’s new album is out now.
Earlier last week Jelly also announced his highly anticipated documentary of the same name, will be released in the US on Tuesday, May 30th on Hulu. Announced by The Wrap, the ABC News produced documentary, ‘Jelly Roll: Save Me,’ will give viewers an unfettered inside look as Jelly Roll prepares and performs for his devoted fans on the biggest tour date of his career, Nashville’s famed Bridgestone Arena in his hometown. Featuring exclusive access, never-before-seen tour footage, and interviews with the musician and those closest to him, the documentary reveals a raw and unflinching artist, incarcerated as a teen and adult, now using the power of his platform to raise awareness and funds for at-risk youth across the country. Jelly Roll shares a behind-the-scenes look at how he balances life on tour with his philanthropic work, including visiting the juvenile detention facility where he was incarcerated multiple times to share his story and inspire positive change. ‘Jelly Roll: Save Me’ is produced for Hulu by ABC News Studios.
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