“The Biggest Night Of My Life”: Jelly Roll Reflects on His Stagecoach Set with Emotional New Post, MGK, Shaboozey and More Respond

As the dust begins to settle after his blockbuster, star-studded performance at Stagecoach 2025 on Saturday (April 26th), Jelly Roll has taken to socials to reflect on the experience.

The ‘Need a Favor’ hitmaker delivered one of the stand-out sets of the weekend, with Jelly Roll bringing out a dazzling array of guests during his headline performance.

As well as reeling off highlights from his expansive, genre-blurring discography, Jelly Roll treated the audience to surprise appearances from MGK, Jessie Murph, Shaboozey, BigXthaPlug, Alex Warren, Wiz Khalifa, Brandon Lake and Lana Del Rey.

In a new social media post, Jelly Roll has expressed his gratitude to everyone that joined him on-stage, and to the fans that showed up for his momentous performance.

Jelly began by toasting the power of music, “For some people, music is just “music”. But for people like us, music is magical. Music is medicine. Music can heal people. Music can be there for you in the darkest moments of our lives. I remember times in my life where music was the only friend that I had. Music brings us together”.

The ‘Save Me’ crooner underlined how thankful he is, “Stagecoach I believe in the power of music. Thank you so much for having me and all of these beautiful people, and allowing us to share our music. And to those beautiful people, thank you so much for coming out for me. You made me feel special on the biggest night of my life”.

In the comments, some of the artists that came out during Jelly Roll's spellbinding Stagecoach set have echoed his warm sentiments and praised Jelly's performance.

The Nashville native's good friend and ‘Lonely Road’ collaborator, MGK, fondly shared, “i’m so proud of you bubba”, while Shaboozey celebrated, “What a legendary night! Best stagecoach ever”. BigXthaPlug, meanwhile, stated simply, “Forever thankful 💙”.

Brandon Lake, who linked up with Jelly Roll at Stagecoach to perform their rousing, soul-stirring duet, ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah’, underlined how blown away he was by the weekend, “WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!! 🤯🤯🤯 I don’t even know how to process all that just went down. Something wild is happening I wish I could tell each of you about. God’s so kind. As unforgettable as the moments on stage were, I’m thankful mostly for all the profound convos backstage. Hoping we get the invite back after how you all responded to last night. That was wild!!!”

In a separate post looking back at the California country extravaganza, Wiz Khalifa joked, “Stage coach was hella fun. I got stoned snuck in some shows and ate a bunch of food but i still didn’t get my damn crab leg like i wanted. Now i gotta wait a full 365 days to get my crab leg and a cheese steak. Thanks for bringin me out @jellyroll615 and family. See you next time stage coach. Taylor gang the world”.

Underneath the ‘Black and Yellow’ rapper's Instagram carousel, Jelly Roll reiterated his gratitude and promised to run it back in 2026, “Love you brother! Thank you for coming to support me on such a big night! @stagecoach needs to bring you back next year for a Palomino set that I can come pay the favor back and play your set 🙏”.

Alex Warren, who walked out with Jelly Roll to perform his viral hit, ‘Ordinary’, along with a forthcoming collaboration, ‘Oh My Brother’, hailed his duet partner's kindness, “Just want to say thank you to Jelly, what a beautiful soul and allowing me to join you on this stage was a blessing. It’s crazy to call you my friend, these last few weeks have been life changing and you have been so good to me. Love you Jelly”.

Warren shared a tantalising clip of ‘Oh My Brother’ shortly after taking the stage with Jelly Roll, and we're hoping this means we'll get the full track in the coming weeks.

As we keenly await the studio version of ‘Oh My Brother’ - along with Jelly Roll and BigXthaPlug's long-teased collaboration - we'll be contently rewatching clip after clip of his captivating, rip-roaring Stagecoach set. It might just go down as the performance that consolidated Jelly's status as a modern country music titan.

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