All the Highlights from Jelly Roll’s El Paso, TX Show!

El Paso, Texas went to church on a Monday night and it was all thanks to Jelly Roll himself!

Fans of the country artist were treated to an awesome show as Jelly Roll made his FIRST-EVER stop in El Paso, Texas this past Monday as part of his “Beautifully Broken” Tour and his show did not disappoint!

From Motivational Words To Burning Pianos:

Fans packed the Don Haskins center for the Monday evening show and you better believe I was one of the many fans who was up WAY past her bedtime on a school night, but it was worth it!

Jelly Roll started his concert by walking through the crowd in the floor seats and he even shook the hands of some fans and hugged a few while he made his way up to the stage which featured a burning house right over him!

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He started his show with his latest hit “I am not ok” and played songs from previous albums as well as current ones too, but everyone was surprised when Jelly Roll brought up a familiar face to the stage to sing a cover of Garth Brook’s classic “Friends in Low Places.”

New Mexico’s Frank Ray Represented El Paso:

New Mexico Country artist, Frank Ray, surprised fans as he made his way to the stage to help Jelly Roll sing the classic country song “Friends in Low Places.”

Frank Ray was sporting a custom El Paso Chihuahuas jersey which had his last name on the back.

I’ve always been a fan of Frank Ray but I had never seen him perform live and wow was I even MORE impressed by that man's vocal abilities!

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It was great to see some local representation on stage last night at Jelly Roll’s concert, but the best part of the whole concert was the message of hope that Jelly Roll had for everyone in the audience!

He’s been through so much and now he’s packing stadiums with singing fans so to hear him remind others that if he can do it, so can they, it really was beautiful!

Oh, and if you’re watching the MTV VMA’s Wednesday night you may see a familiar stadium during Jelly Roll’s performance. (We were sworn to secrecy but I had to give a little teaser!)