After facing a difficult period of family health issues, Jelly Roll, the talented country music star, is making a comeback. He is all set to perform at an exclusive fan event in the Hamptons which is bound to be a memorable experience. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, August 17 at the prestigious Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY. This unique gathering will not only feature a live concert by Jelly Roll but also an ‘eat and greet’ cookout, offering fans a chance to spend quality time with the artist.
The concert, exclusively for SiriusXM subscribers, will showcase Jelly Roll performing songs from his upcoming new album, including his latest single “I Am Not Okay.” Fans can also expect to hear hits from his record-breaking 2023 album, “Whitsitt Chapel.” Following the musical performance, attendees will be treated to a delightful cookout, adding an extra layer of excitement to the evening. From music encores to delicious entrées, the event promises to be a quintessential summer experience filled with good food, great music, and warm weather.
The intimate concert will be broadcasted on The Highway (channel 56) and will also be available on the SiriusXM app. This means that fans who are unable to attend the event in person can still join in on the fun and enjoy Jelly Roll’s captivating performance. His new single “I Am Not Okay,” which he performed live on The Howard Stern Show in June, has already received considerable attention, setting the stage for his upcoming ventures.
Amidst Jelly Roll’s career highs, his wife, Bunnie Xo, recently shared some concerning health news with her social media followers. Bunnie opened up about experiencing unusual headaches for several months and subsequently deciding to undergo an MRI to investigate the cause. The results of the scan revealed an alarming discovery – an aneurysm on her carotid artery, a condition that resonated deeply with her due to her mother’s history of surviving a ruptured aneurysm.
In a heartfelt Facebook post, Bunnie shared her harrowing experience of living with the knowledge of the aneurysm, describing it as a nightmare that she had been enduring for days. While the aneurysm was found to be a two-millimeter one, which is considered small, the anxiety and fear surrounding such a diagnosis were profound for Bunnie. She expressed the daunting feeling of walking around with a “grenade in her head,” emphasizing the seriousness of the situation and the emotional turmoil it brought.
By incorporating personal stories and sharing both triumphs and challenges, Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo offer fans a glimpse into the complexities of their lives beyond the spotlight. Despite facing obstacles, their resilience and determination shine through, inspiring audiences to appreciate the strength and vulnerability that make each journey unique.
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