Ernest + Jelly Roll Take Fans to School of Hard Knocks in ‘I Went to College/I Went to Jail’ [Listen] Jeremy Chua. Jeremy Chua Published: March 15, 2024. Jason Kempin, Getty Images for ABA.

Jelly Roll and Ernest teased a brand new song called "I Went to College, and I Went to Jail." The clip they shared was pretty funny — and as it turns out, we have Luke Bryan to thank for it.

Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, made his fourth major appearance so far at the festival when he popped onstage during good friend Ernest's set on the Mane Stage to perform their duet ...

Ernest came out during Jelly Roll's Friday Stagecoach set and had horrible mic issues, but he redeemed himself during his own set on Saturday.

Appearing on This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, both Jelly Roll and Ernest discussed their inspiration behind the new single. For the singers, their friendship goes back well over a decade.

Antioch, Tenn., native and Billboard 200 chart-topping artist Jelly Roll has some specific artists in mind when it comes to dreaming up his ideal potential Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Appearing on the Bussin’ With The Boys podcast, Jelly Roll and Ernest talked about a wide range of topics including performing at the Grand Ole Opry and even Jelly Roll’s health. But when it ...

E rnest is a name country music fans have known for several years now, but he’s finally putting a face with that name by touring with superstar Jelly Roll. They play Heritage Bank Center on November 4 ...

Jelly Roll’s 2024 “Beautifully Broken Tour” is coming to Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan early next month. Get tickets to the November 6 show from $89.50 each.

2025 Grammy Awards nominees Jelly Roll and Ernest visited Pendleton correctional facilities before the Nov. 7 "Beautifully Broken" Tour stop in Indy.

Jelly Roll’s parents, Donna and Horace “Buddy” DeFord, welcomed him in 1984. ... Speaking about his dad on Just Being Ernest, Jelly Roll shared that Buddy was a man of faith.

Jelly Roll opened up about who he wants to see perform at the Super Bowl halftime show during an appearance on the 'Bussin’ With the Boys' podcast with friend and fellow musician Ernest.