After a Soulful ‘Amen,’ Jelly Roll’s Powerful Words on Grace Leave the ACMs Speechless

There are showstoppers, and then there are moments that change the room. At the 2025 ACM Awards, Shaboozey and Jelly Roll delivered one of those moments. The performance of their spiritual anthem “Amen” didn’t just shake the stage—it shook hearts. It began with Jelly Roll’s intense solo on “Heart of Stone,” but what came next made history. A choir entered. Shaboozey took the spotlight. And Jelly Roll walked through the crowd, high-fiving Wynonna Judd, nodding to Lainey Wilson, and preaching every word of their message.

“Amen” isn’t just a song. It’s a cry. A call. A confession. Shaboozey’s verses carried the power of redemption and Southern soul, while Jelly Roll’s growl brought grit and honesty. Backed by a choir and set center-stage in the middle of the audience, the performance felt more like Sunday service than an awards show. And when it ended, Jelly Roll didn’t walk off—he delivered a passionate mini-sermon on God’s grace, then turned to wish Shaboozey a happy birthday. Raw. Real. Reverent.

Jelly Roll & Shaboozey | Dream While I’m Awake + Amen | Full Performance | The 60th ACM Awards2025

The performance lit up social media. Viewers called it “a spiritual reset” and “the most moving moment of the night.” In the audience, the vibe shifted—people stood, clapped, and wiped tears. Country music, for a moment, became a vessel for something bigger.

While “Amen” showed Shaboozey’s soul, his breakout hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” showed his swagger. Nominated for Single of the Year, that song put him on the map. His album “Where I’ve Been Isn’t Where I’m Going” is a journey of evolution—grit to grace—and adding “Amen” to the expanded version shows just how deep his story goes.

Shaboozey – A Bar Song (Tipsy) [Official Visualizer]

Comments flooded in. “Jelly Roll is the voice of the broken becoming whole,” one user wrote. “Shaboozey’s the future of country soul.” Fans are hooked not just on the music—but on the message. Redemption. Recovery. Realness.

You can keep up with Jelly Roll and Shaboozey across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook, where they continue to share music, inspiration, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of a journey that’s just getting started.

Shaboozey – Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going (Full Album)