When you mix country royalty with one of today’s most soulful voices, something powerful happens. At the 58th Annual CMA Awards, Jelly Roll joined forces with the legendary Brooks & Dunn for a heart-stopping live performance of “Believe.” This wasn’t just a song—it was a soul-to-soul experience that had the audience in tears and chills running down their spines. It was the kind of performance that makes you stop scrolling, sit back and feel.
“Believe” tells the emotional story of an old man reflecting on loss, love, and his unshakable faith. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who’s been through it all but still finds strength in what’s beyond this life. Jelly Roll’s raw, gritty voice paired perfectly with Brooks & Dunn’s classic harmonies, creating a performance full of pain, peace, and power. Every word felt like it was coming straight from the heart—and landing straight in ours.
Brooks & Dunn – Believe (Live from the 58th Annual CMA Awards)
You could feel the emotion in the room. People were wiping their eyes, standing in ovation, and posting online about how much the song hit them. Fans called it “the most moving performance of the night” and praised Jelly Roll for “singing like he lived every line.” Country music isn’t just about banjos and boots—it’s about real stories, and this one touched hearts everywhere.
If “Believe” got you in your feelings, wait ‘til you hear “Save Me”—Jelly Roll’s breakout ballad that took the world by storm. It’s personal, it’s painful, and just like Believe, it’s rooted in real-life battles with hope shining through.
Jelly Roll – Save Me (with Lainey Wilson) [Live From The 58th ACM Awards]
Fans relate hard to “Save Me.” Whether it’s about addiction, depression, or just feeling lost, Jelly’s lyrics are raw and real. It’s not polished—it’s honest. And that’s why people connect with it deeply.
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