A pair of popular, tattooed rap-pop-country artists rocked Albertsons Stadium on the campus of Boise State University on ...

Jelly Roll. Photograph by Perry Julien. Mercedes-Benz Stadium welcomed The Big Ass Stadium Tour with headliners Post Malone and Jelly Roll on Sunday evening, along with country artist Sierra Ferrell.

According to a Facebook post from Live Nation Mountain Region President, Creston Thornton, 36,000 people attended Post Malone ...

Recording artist Jelly Roll calls attention to his drummer, Pork Chop, or Cody Ash, right, as he performs on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in an opening act for Post Malone at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

Jelly Roll and Post Malone (and Sierra Ferrell) are having a ball on the road, hitting cities nationwide on the Big A** Stadium Tour. Later this summer, Post Malone and Jelly Roll will hit the stage ...

While on tour, Jelly Roll and Post Malone teamed up for special tribute to Toby Keith with impromptu performance of "Who's Your Daddy." ...

Jelly Roll performs at Wrigley Field while opening for Post Malone, May 22, 2025, in Chicago. The concert is also Jelly Roll’s first performance at the friendly confines.

For two guys who make a lot of sad songs, Post Malone and Jelly Roll certainly have a lot of joy to share - with their audiences, and with each other. The two are currently on the road with the ...

Even though Jelly Roll and Post Malone are on their Big A– Stadium Tour together, Jelly Roll’s mom, Donna DeFord, had not yet met Malone until recently. But when she finally did, the exchange ...

Post Malone did not go it alone on Coachella weekend 2 like he did weekend 1, instead bringing out Ed Sheeran and Jelly Roll to close the festival out. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

On Coachella’s first weekend, Post Malone went it alone for his Sunday night headlining performance, which was surprising, given that nearly every song on his recent hit album had a duet partner ...

Post Malone, right, and Jelly Roll, will perform on Malone's "Big Ass Stadium" tour on May 24 in Philadelphia, May 28 in Hershey and May 29 in Pittsburgh.