Even after committing what he calls an inexpugnable felony, which he will have with him for the rest of his life, Jelly Roll has every right to become country music’s unlikely savior.
2024 has seemed to be a year chock full of au revoirs, with some of country music’s most enduring artists and longest-running groups doling out their final farewells.
The State Line-crossing festival takes place this weekend in Bristol, Tennessee and Virginia (Sep 13-15).
The ‘Something in the Orange’ hitmaker has previously claimed his current ‘Quittin’ Time’ run will be his last ever tour.
‘F-1Trillion’ isn't a brief detour satisfying a creative itch, with Posty then veering back to his original sound shortly after. If anything, Holler argues, country music was the destination all along.
The success of some of the Yellowhammer State's current acts - Muscadine Bloodline, The Red Clay Strays, Ella Langley - may be coincidence, or even just some flash in the pan, or maybe there’s more to it?