Jelly Roll Unveiled

Jelly Roll Is the First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence’ on ‘American Idol’
Jelly Roll is stepping into a new Jelly role! The Grammy-nominated country superstar is set to appear on the 23rd season of American Idol, as the show’s first-ever “artist in residence,” according to Variety.
What Jelly Roll being 'American Idol' artist-in-residence means for the show's 23rd season
Jelly Roll will be the "artist-in-residence" for American Idol's 23rd season, multiplying how Nashville's country music industry impacts the program.
Jelly Roll Given ‘Artist in Residence’ Role on ‘American Idol’: What Will He Do?
Jelly Roll excitedly shared the news in a video message with host Ryan Seacrest, who told him, “You’re shaping America’s future.” The “Son of a Sinner” singer responded, “I feel like I’m giving them the energy they need. I’m uplifting and I’m trying to get them going.”
Jelly Roll Joining ‘American Idol’ Cast in Special Newly Created Role
Having appeared on 'American Idol' in the past, it appears that Jelly Roll is returning for a more permanent role.
Jelly Roll lands American Idol mentor role
Jelly Roll has joined 'American Idol' as the show's first "artist in residence". The 40-year-old singer will join the ABC talent series during its 'Hollywood Week' episodes, where the first round of audition cuts are made,
Jelly Roll Lands First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence' Gig at ‘American Idol'
Jelly Roll is heading to Hollywood. The Nashville-born artist joins the American Idol team as an "artist in residence," an ABC representative confirmed to Rolling Stone on Tuesday. In the new title, Jelly Roll will appear during the show's "Hollywood Week,
Jelly Roll Signs On To ‘American Idol’ As The Show’s First-Ever Artist-In-Residence
Today (February 3), Jelly Roll announced that he will be joining reality competition show, American Idol as its first-ever artist-in-residence. In a promotional clip for the program’s upcoming season (viewable above), Jelly Roll and Ryan Seacrest gleefully shared the news.
Jelly Roll Joins ‘American Idol' as First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence' (EXCLUSIVE)
Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Jelly Roll has sealed a deal to join this upcoming season of ABC’s “American Idol” as the show’s first-ever “artist in residence.” According to the network, the Nashville artist will join the show during its “Hollywood Week” episodes,
Jelly Roll Joins ‘American Idol’ As First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence’
Jelly Roll will be American Idol's first-ever "artist in residence" for the upcoming season, joining the show during "Hollywood Week" and continuing to be a permanent fixture throughout. As a previous guest mentor and performer on the show,
Country music superstar joins ‘American Idol’ as its first-ever artist-in-residence
Country superstar Jelly Roll will mentor contestants starting during Hollywood Week. “Honored to be Idol’s first-ever Artist in Residence - mentoring with heart, soul and real experience,” Jelly said on social media.
Ryan Seacrest helicoptered by Jelly Roll during American Idol announcement
American Idol viewers will see a few changes when the show returns next month. Katy Perry exited last season, and while some hoped Jelly Roll would be sitting at the judges’ table, that isn’t the case.
Jelly Roll drops surprise news in first appearance since unexplained Grammys absence
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Jelly Roll performs for LA fires first responders ahead of acting debut
Jelly Roll led a concert dedicated to the first responders helping battle the Los Angeles fires that broke out last month, ...
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The ‘Save Me’ hitmaker also treated attendees to spellbinding link-ups with Marshmello, Nate Smith and Shinedown.