No other details have been released at the this time from Jelly Roll or his team. Jelly Roll will join a host of other country artists who have opened a bar on Broadway which incl

Jelly Roll joins a slew of musicians attaching their names to Nashville bars: Lainey Wilson's Bell Bottoms Up opened in May at 120 Third Ave. S., in the former home of the FGL House. It joined Eric Church’s six-story venue Chief’s, Garth Brooks’ Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk, and Hank Williams Jr. Boogie Bar.

The rapper-turned-country superstar announced the news on the same day he released his new album 'Beautifully Broken'.

Country music singer and rapper Jelly Roll made a huge announcement on Joe Rogan’s podcast last week. The star says he’s becoming the first Nashville native to open a bar on lower Broadway. “I am announcing this now,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Nashville native Jelly Roll is about to have his name in lights permanently on Music City’s legendary Broadway. Jelly Roll, AKA Jason DeFord, announced his latest venture on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast.

Musician Jelly Roll plans to open his own bar on Nashville's Broadway, boasting local roots and a tribute to his late father.

During his sit-down with Rogan on his podcast, the Joe Rogan Experience, Jelly Roll announced he is opening a bar on Broadway that, he said, was inspired by Rogan’s Comedy Mothership, which is a standup comedy club in Austin, Texas.

Long before his country music breakthrough in recent years, Tennessee native Jelly Roll was in an admittedly bad place in his life. He was arrested several times in his teenage years and early 20s and spent some time in prison for charges including aggravated robbery.

Long before his country music breakthrough in recent years, Tennessee native Jelly Roll was in an admittedly bad place in his life. He was arrested several times in his teenage years and early 20s and spent some time in prison for charges including aggravated robbery.