Jelly Roll is going to England! The “Halfway To Hell” singer took to social media today to share some big news: he’s been granted entry into England to support Post Malone on his BIG A** WORLD TOUR. There was already one stop in England on the tour, but a second date has been added at Tottenham Stadium. In an Instagram update, Jelly Roll joyfully says to the camera: “LONDON, ENGLAND! LONDON, ENGLAND! Listen y’all! Biggest announcement of my career! They lettin’ me come to England, baby! It’s happening!  It’s real, dude. I am playing Tottenham Stadium with Post Malone,” he continues. “The first night’s already sold out. I’ll be there. The second night is on sale. I can’t believe I’m even coming to England, but the fact that my first time is doing two stadium shows with Post Malone. Please come out to see us, y’all.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jelly Roll (@jellyroll615) Post Malone and Jelly Roll are set to hit the stage on Sunday, September 7, 2025, and Monday, September 8, 2025. That will be one rocking show, and I bet we will get top-notch content from Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo on their London adventure. Why Jelly Roll Going To England Was An Issue When the BIG A** WORLD TOUR was announced, Jelly Roll was left off the bill for the London show due to past convictions. While some countries do not have qualms with former felons entering and visiting their nation, the UK, in particular, can be tricky if you have any past convictions. Unlike the United States, which up until the Trump administration welcomed criminals with open arms, the UK has very stringent rules regarding individuals with criminal records. As a general rule of thumb, you are banned from the UK for life if you have served more than 12 months in jail. However, there are always exceptions… and it’s safe to say, it’s easier when you’re a famous entertainer. If you have a criminal background, you must apply for a visa. The immigration process can be slow and lengthy. The UK government emphasizes the character and conduct of individuals wishing to enter. If you have a tarnished record, they will conduct thorough background checks, character assessments, and evaluations surrounding the nature and severity of your charges. Jelly Roll recently went to Canada, which also has strict travel policies regarding letting ex-felons in, so one could only imagine that this helped his case. Given the work that Jelly Roll has put into himself since his conviction, it’s clear that he’s turned his life around to the fullest extent. Perhaps he deserves to be the exception in this case. England, get ready, Jelly Roll is about to take you to church. Post Malone 2025 Tour Dates: Sun May 18 – Detroit, MI – Ford Field^ Tue May 20 – Minneapolis, MN – U.S. Bank Stadium^ Thu May 22 – Chicago, IL – Wrigley Field^ Sat May 24 – Philadelphia, PA – Citizens Bank Park^ Mon May 26 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre^ Wed May 28 – Hershey, PA – Hersheypark Stadium^ Thu May 29 – Pittsburgh, PA – PNC Park^ Sat May 31 – Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium Mon Jun 02 – Washington, DC – Northwest Stadium Wed Jun 04 – New York, NY – Citi Field Sun Jun 08 – Miami, FL – Hard Rock Stadium* Tue Jun 10 – Orlando, FL – Camping World Stadium Fri Jun 13 – Ridgedale, MO – Thunder Ridge Nature Arena Sun Jun 15 – Denver, CO – Empower Field at Mile High Sat Jun 21 – Glendale, AZ – State Farm Stadium* Tue Jun 24 – Boise, ID – Albertsons Stadium Thu Jun 26 – Seattle, WA – T-Mobile Park Sat Jun 28 – Portland, OR – Providence Park Tue Jul 01 – San Francisco, CA – Oracle Park *Without Jelly Roll ^With Sierra Ferrell Post Malone 2025 World Tour Dates: Fri Aug 08- Cluj-Napoca, Romania* Sat Aug 10- Budapest, Hungary* Tues Aug 12- Prague, Czechia^ Wed Aug 13- St. Pölten, Austria* Fri Aug 15- Poznań, Poland* Sat Aug 16- Bratislava, Slovakia* Mon Aug 18- Berlin, Germany Thurs Aug 21- Kaunas, Lithuania^ Sat Aug 23- Horsens, Denmark^ Wed Aug 27- Milan, Italy* Fri Aug 29- Zürich, Switzerland* Sat Aug 30- Munich, Germany* Wed Sept 03- Paris, France Fr Sept 05- Hannover, Germany Sun Sept 07- London, United Kingdom Mon Sept o8- London, United Kingdom Tues Sept 09- Amsterdam, Netherlands Fri Sept 12- Barcelona, Spain Sun Sept 14- Lisbon, Portugal *Festivals ^ No Jelly RollThe post Jelly Roll Rejoices After England Will Allow Him Into The Country To Perform With Post Malone: “Biggest Announcement Of My Career” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

The idea of handing one of your most valuable possessions over to who knows who at an airport is enough to make most people nervous and a Nashville musician found out the hard way why you should avoid doing it at all costs. Sam Hayes, a former artist for Big Machine, was recently taking a United Airlines flight, and as usual, brought his guitar for the trip. He’d flown with it many times before, it’s a necessity for many traveling musicians, and to that point there had been no problems, mostly because he was allowed to bring it into the cabin, where it would be put in an overhead compartment or tucked away in one of the various places flight attendants store things. But this time he was forced to check the guitar, though United promised it would be well taken care of. Spoiler alert: The guitar was not well taken care of. He spoke to WSMV about what happened when they landed: “Somebody with an orange jumper that was working the tarmac came in holding the guitar in a case upside down with a thousand pieces in it… Your heart drops. It’s part of what you do and who you are, and just you fall in love with these guitars and they just become an extension of you.” My heart breaks for Sam… My guitar is so important to me and I don’t use it to make a living. The thought of it getting completely destroyed truly pains my deep inside. And completely destroyed this guitar was. Sam posted a picture of the damage on Facebook: It’s almost hard to imagine a guitar being more broken than that… did they smash it against a fire hydrant? United Airlines did say they would reimburse Sam for the cost of a new guitar but that means he’d have to pay out of pocket and who knows how long the reimbursement process would take. Knowing airlines (and I’ve had my fair share of run-ins which resulted in a refund), it would probably take months, if not years. Fortunately for Sam Hayes, he didn’t have to pay out of pocket because a country artist with 14 Number One’s and one of the smoothest baritone voices in the genre heard about the fiasco and stepped in to save the day. Hayes got a call shortly after from Chris Young, who simply asked him: “Do you want an Epiphone or a Gibson?” For those who don’t know, the former is a somewhat solid, economical brand but with a low ceiling for quality and is typically played by beginners and hobbyists. The later is one of the flagship brands of acoustic and electric instruments with a long, rich history, near limitless quality (for some products), and a much higher price tag… Chris Young purchased a brand new Gibson for Hayes and told him he could pick it up at Carter Vintage Guitars, an iconic music shop in Nashville that sells some of the best six-strings on the market. When he arrived, there was a gorgeous cherry red Gibson SJ-200 with his name on it. That goes for just under $5,700 on Gibson’s website, while a comparable Epiphone runs you around $550… Though I’d be remiss to not mention that Epiphone does offer some quality guitars these days in the $1,500 range. Big shout out to Chris Young. Not only does the guy have some bangers (“Who I Am With You”, “You”, “Tomorrow”, “Gettin’ You Home”) and a big voice, but he’s also got a big heart to boot. Yet again, airlines prove that they’re the absolute worst and humans prove they can be the absolute best. The post Chris Young Steps Up Big Time For Nashville Musician Who’s Guitar Was Destroyed By United Airlines first appeared on Whiskey Riff.