, who closed the show. This sentiment came from a man who recently sold out Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. “It’s not often you get to play for the people that changed your life,” he added, expressing largely the same words as his fellow Class of 2023 members.has already scored a No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart, but he admitted to butterflies as well. “I’m shaking… I guess I’m alive,” he said. “Thank you country radio for letting me do this for a job.
The evening ended with Jelly Roll, who took the audience to church with his songs of sin and redemption, storming onto stage screaming, “What’s up, mother f—ers?” The Stoney Creek artist brought out Brantley Gilbert and Struggle Jennings for the propulsive “Behind Bars” — as in “most of my friends are behind bars” — one of two songs on his June 2 debut, , with guest features. He closed with “Save Me,” a song that he released a few years ago, but will get a new life on the new album.
That's one ugly face.
He was amazing and humble
I just do not get his popularity. His music is just not that good.