Jelly Roll

"I just couldn't do it this time."

Bunnie Xo was arrested for the first time as a teen, and she had several more brushes with the law as she battled addiction and homelessness in the years that followed.

The country superstar's Australian tour hit a sour note this week when he claimed Louis Vuitton staff in Sydney treated him like a criminal.

What's cuter than a baby animal? A baby animal listening to classic country music, of course.

All you need are a few pieces to look just like your favorite country artist!

Annie Bosko paints a stark picture of country music's gender gap, where female voices struggle to be heard amidst the male-dominated scene. Here's how Jelly Roll is helping.

"I pray you never have to feel that pain, because you're judging another woman's life," Bunnie shot back.

Jelly Roll's favorite prison snacks are actually kind of genius -- but he never makes them anymore these days.

"One of the worst moments of my adulthood was when I had an affair on my wife," Jelly admits.

Imagine touring with a country star who turns every night into an adventure. Alexandra Kay shares how Jelly Roll made her tour unforgettable.

The "Save Me" singer is turning his pain into purpose.

Forrest Frank said he won't attend awards shows because he doesn't want to accept industry recognition for his faith-based music. But Jelly Roll had questions about the rationale.