Some concerts feel special and September seventeenth twenty twenty four was one of those nights. The Orlando Kia Center was packed for Jelly Roll’s Beautifully Broken Tour. It turned into a warm party of togetherness and country soul and live music magic. But the part that really made the roof blow off was when Alexandra Kay came out. She sang Garth Brooks’s Friends in Low Places with Jelly Roll. It was strong and rough and no one will forget it.
Jelly Roll mixes country and rock and hip hop. He is a huge deal in music today. He is famous for songs like Son of a Sinner. He really gets through to fans. They feel better because his words are so real and open. Alexandra Kay is from Illinois. She got famous from her online song covers and from being on American Idol. She brought her big voice and classic country sound to the stage. Together they made the whole place shine and the crowd shined right back.
Jelly Roll & Alexandra Kay – Friends in Low Places (Live in Orlando, FL 9-17-24) 4K GARTH BROOKS
How did the crowd react. It was crazy. When the first guitar notes played a huge cheer went through the building. When they hit the chorus it was not just a song anymore. It was a giant karaoke party. There was laughing and swaying and pure happiness you could feel deep down. Jelly Roll and Alexandra were great together. It was easy and exciting and it spread to everyone.
But the concert kept going. Later on Alexandra came back out. They sang a hot cover of Shania Twain’s Man I Feel Like a Woman. Jelly Roll’s own song Son of a Sinner made the whole place get quiet. He poured his whole heart out on that stage.
Jelly Roll – Son of a Sinner (Official Music Video)
One song. Two singers. And a night that made everyone remember why seeing music live is so important. Times like this show why Jelly Roll’s tours are more than gigs. They are something you share with everyone there. They are full of toughness and laughs and love.
You should follow Jelly Roll and Alexandra Kay on YouTube and Instagram and TikTok. Then you can see the next big show before everyone is talking about it.