Watch Jelly Roll’s Austin City Limits Debut Performance of ‘I Am Not Okay’

Jelly Roll will certainly make his Austin City Limits launching on Saturday (Nov 2), with the best of a six-song collection that includes his Billboard Country Airplay graph leading 5 hit “I Am Not Okay,” along with chart-toppers including his four-weekNo 1 Country Airplay hit “Need a Favor.”

In a very early check out the efficiency, Jelly Roll informs the target market right before introducing right into “I Am Not Okay,” “The thing about these shows are, is that it’s more than a concert, it’s more than music. It’s bigger than me, it’s bigger than the music, it’s about the message. It’s about redemption, it’s about second chances, it’s about being OK with not being OK sometimes.”

At one factor throughout his ACL look, he informs the group regarding just how he matured viewing the program, remembering that he had posters of musicians consisting of Willie Nelson and George Jones on his wall surfaces in your home. He likewise admires Austin by making the “Hook ‘Em Horns” hand indicator, an icon recognizing the University of Texas atAustin Longhorns

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To day, Jelly Roll has actually gained 5No 1 Billboard Country Airplay strikes, and with his brand-new cd, Beautifully Broken, the Antioch, Tenn., indigenous got to brand-new occupation elevations, with the collection debuting atNo 1 on the all-genre Billboard 200 graph.

The Nov 2 episode including Jelly Roll’s launching efficiency will certainly likewise include husband-and-wife duo The War and Treaty doing tracks consisting of “Blank Page” and “Leads Me Home.”

Jelly Roll’s Austin City Limits launching comes as ACL is commemorating its 50th wedding anniversary period, recognizing 5 years of providing songs’s top musicians. The 50th period has actually currently included efficiencies from musicians consisting of Kacey Musgraves, Black Pumas, Maggie Rogers, Nickel Creek and Brittany Howard.

Get a special very early check out Jelly Roll’s ACL look with his efficiency of “I Am Not Okay” listed below:

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