On Thursday night, Jelly Roll performed at the 58th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, and they were joined by country music diva Lainey Wilson for the performance!
The singer who defies categorization took to the stage to deliver a stunning and emotionally charged performance of his song “Save Me,” which made excellent use of his raw and powerful voice.
As he performed, Wilson walked out wearing a whole new blue and white gown, and she joined him for a magnificent duet of the tragic song. Wilson had just had won a major award for Female Artist of the Year, and she was wearing it at the time.
Their performance was one of the musical highlights of the night, and it served as a seamless segue into Wilson’s solo ACM Awards set, during which she stepped up the excitement with a rendition of her hit “Grease.”
Jelly Roll shared his thoughts with ET’s Rachel Smith on the red carpet before to the program. They were discussing his upcoming performance, which was going to be a very important one.
He stated, “I feel like I’m going to take the world to a real private meeting,” without disclosing his surprise at the moment.
Jelly Roll claimed that he was anxious about playing in front of some of his contemporaries, particularly the well-known artist Chris Stapleton, despite the fact that he was thrilled at the opportunity to take the stage and expressed his excitement to do so.
“It’s going to be a challenge! Stapleton is positioned just in front of me in this room. He stated this while laughing, “I don’t care how well I sing; I’m always going to think I’m terrible.” “There is no way in the world that I can look at Stapleton when I’m singing. I’m frightened.”
The 58th Academy of Country Music Awards began airing live on Prime Video on Thursday, May 11 at 8 o’clock in the evening. The following day, a free complete rerun of the event along with all of the performances will be available to view on Amazon Freevee. Look over this list to see who took home the most prizes last night!