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 ...

When he was 23, on the day he was last released from prison in 2008, Jelly Roll learned he had fathered a daughter, Bailee Ann, who he met on her second birthday, and is raising along with his ...

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 ...

The country star has his sights set on a lofty goal when he returns to Nashville, and has until 2027 to pull it off.

Jelly Roll sat down on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and chatted with guest host Martin Short about writing songs in prison and ...

“For the first time in 20 f----- years they have brought music to the prison yard,” Jelly Roll told the convicts gathered around him. “Just trying to spread love,” the singer wrote in the ...

What would happen next would become arguably the most unique industry No.1 party/prison concert combo to ever leave the confines of Music Row. Jelly Roll and his team of songwriters, Ashley Gorley ...