Three-time Grammy winner Jelly Roll is heading back out on tour. He just announced his new Little Ass Shed Tour. This fresh summer run kicks off on May 28. Fans are super excited about this intimate concert series. After all, he just swept the Grammys recently. He took home three massive awards this year. He won Best Contemporary Country Album for Beautifully Broken.
He also snagged Best Country Duo/Group Performance with Shaboozey. Plus, he secured a big win with Brandon Lake. They won Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song. So, his momentum is absolutely incredible right now. Regardless of his massive fame, he still wants these smaller shows. You definitely don’t want to miss seeing him live.
Cities and Special Guests on Deck
This 11-city trek brings the country star to several awesome venues. The tour will hit cities like West Palm Beach, Florida. He will also visit Charleston, South Carolina, and Wilmington, North Carolina. The journey officially wraps up on July 22 in Walla Walla, Washington. In comparison, he is doing massive stadium shows too. He will share the stage with Post Malone this year. They are doing the Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 together.
Still, these 11 headlining gigs offer a completely different vibe. Kashus Culpepper will join Jelly Roll as the opening act. Culpepper dropped his amazing debut album, Act I, earlier this year. He brings great energy to the stage. Honestly, this lineup is a perfect match for country fans.
How to Score Your Concert Tickets
Securing your spot at these concerts might be a bit tricky. Demand is super high right now for Jelly Roll tickets. Nevertheless, you have a few good chances to grab some. Artist and venue presales will kick off first on February 25. Fans should check their emails for those early access codes. Then, the general public sale begins shortly after that.
You can buy general tickets starting February 27 at 11 a.m. local time. Live Nation will handle the main ticket sales on its site. Set your alarms so you do not miss out. These 11 dates will likely sell out incredibly fast. On the flip side, you can catch him on the stadium tour later. Do not wait too long to make your summer concert plans.
