Jelly Roll is one of the biggest breakout stars in country music over the past two years, after spending much of his youth and early adulthood in jail and prison. But in a surprising new interview ...

He was sentenced to eight years in prison and seven years of probation. After Jelly Roll was released early from the Tennessee Department of Corrections, he was arrested again in 2008 for ...

A group of inmates in the Twin Cities had a surprise visit from a country superstar Tuesday. Jelly Roll made a stop at Hennepin County Jail ahead of his concert at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

Jelly Roll chose to make his time spent behind bars useful by putting pen to paper and working on his craft – making music. The 39-year-old musician admitted he spent a lot of time writing songs ...

"For the first time in 20 f----- years they have brought music to the prison yard," Jelly Roll told the prisoners gathered around his impromptu stage. "Just trying to spread love," the "Save Me ...

Post Malone and Jelly Roll lit up Gillette Stadium with their infectious energy and humor, showing off their range in vocal ...

Jelly Roll and his co-writers celebrated the No. 1 status of their song "I Am Not Okay" by performing at Riverbend State Prison in Nashville. Inside the jailhouse concert.

Jelly Roll posted a heartfelt note to Post Malone on social media Thursday, thanking the singer for bringing him along for his Big Ass Stadium Tour.

His music career began in 2011 and has overcome personal challenges before he reached mainstream success, including serving prison time. Jelly Roll is married to model and entrepreneur Alyssa ...