Jelly Roll Announces First Ever Germany and Netherlands Headline Shows

Jelly Roll has announced that he will play his first ever headline shows in Germany and the Netherlands this summer, with the ‘Need a Favor’ hitmaker unveiling standalone concerts in Frankfurt, Cologne and Amsterdam in late August and September.

The Nashville native will fit these exciting new dates in amidst his run of shows across the UK and Europe opening for Post Malone on his blockbuster Big Ass Stadium Tour.

Jelly will bring his expansive arsenal of soul-stirring, motivational earworms to Frankfurt's Jahrhunderthalle on August 20th, before heading to Cologne's Palladium on September 1st.

Then, the ‘Son of a Sinner’ singer-songwriter then travels to the Netherlands on September 2nd to headline Amsterdam's AFAS Live venue, which can hold around 6,000 fans.

Elsewhere during his long-awaited stint in the UK and Europe, Jelly Roll will join his ‘Losers’ collaborator Post Malone for two colossal shows in London on September 7th and 8th, as well as supporting Post in Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

Fans have been looking forward to this moment for a while, with Jelly Roll previously unable to travel across The Pond due to his past felony charge and criminal record.

He was able to travel to Oxford, UK earlier in the year to receive the prestigious Global Literacy Award, and he has since confirmed he is free to travel to London this summer.

Given how much transformational philanthropic work Jelly Roll carries out alongside his music career, such as supporting those in the criminal justice system, encouraging Congress to do more to act on the fentanyl crisis and serving as a general beacon of hope and redemption, we're glad to see the genre-blending maverick is able to perform a slew of bucket-list shows in a couple of months.

Tickets to Jelly Roll's newly unveiled trio of headline shows in Frankfurt, Cologne and Amsterdam are set to go on-sale from Friday, June 13th 2025 at 10am local time.

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