Further in, the meaning behind lyrics moves around feelings of defeat, desperation, self-loathe, and hopelessness often associated with addiction. What if the night sky was missin’ the moon? When it ...

Country star Jelly Roll is setting a sky-high goal for his ongoing fitness journey—literally and figuratively. Appearing at podcast host Pat McAfee’s Big Night AHT live show on April 9, the ...

Born Jason Bradley DeFord on December 4, 1984, in Nashville, Tennessee, Jelly Roll — a nickname first given to him by his mother —started releasing mixtapes in 2003. Later, he’d go on to release a ...

It's no secret that Jelly Roll's personal life has been impacted by the horrors of drug addiction. He's a former drug dealer himself who did jail time on drug-related charges, and his mother has ...

Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo have been married since 2016 Emily Weaver is a shopping writer with three years of experience covering home and kitchen deals, fashion finds, and celebrity looks for PEOPLE.

Jelly Roll banks his sixth No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart as "I Am Not Okay" rises a rung on the Nov. 9-dated ranking. It increased by 12% to 33. 8 million audience impressions Oct. 25-31, ...

It's going to be difficult to find a vocal performance as honest as Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson's throughout "Save Me," the newest single from Whitsitt Chapel. There's a dark cloud over the song that ...

Jelly Roll might consider himself the son of a sinner, but he’s found an angel in wife Bunnie XO. Following two stints in jail — Jelly Roll (real name Jason Bradley DeFord) was arrested for aggravated ...