Jelly Roll joining American Idol

Everything We Know About ‘American Idol’ Season 23: Carrie Underwood, Jelly Roll and More
American Idol’ season 23 will feature Carrie Underwood as a judge and Jelly Roll serving as an artist in residence
Jelly Roll named 1st 'American Idol' Artist in Residence
Jelly Roll is headed to "American Idol" as the show's first-ever Artist in Residence. In his new capacity, the "Save Me" hitmaker will be a "permanent fixture this season," working closely with this year's "American Idol" hopefuls to give "firsthand advice on how to navigate the journey," according to a representative for ABC.
Country music superstar joins ‘American Idol’ as its first-ever artist-in-residence
Jelly Roll will be the first-ever artist-in-residence on "American Idol" on ABC. The new season starts on March 9, 2025. Jelly will join during Hollywood Week. In this file photo, he performs last season on the show when he served as a mentor to contestants. Disney
Jelly Roll Is the First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence' on ‘American Idol'
Jelly Roll is stepping into a new Jelly role! The Grammy-nominated country superstar is set to appear on the 23rd season of American Idol, as the show's first-ever "artist in residence," according to Variety.
Jelly Roll Joining New Season of ‘American Idol’ in a More Permanent Way
Jelly Roll returned to the Idol set for the Season 22 finale. He performed with Oliver Steele, who had been eliminated earlier in the season, singing his hit "Need a Favor." He was also joined on stage by Lainey Wilson as the two delivered their No. 1 duet "Save Me."
Ryan Seacrest Squeals as Jelly Roll Lifts Him Off His Feet on ‘American Idol’ Hollywood Week
Two of the busiest men in showbiz are back together and loving it! Jelly Roll picked up Ryan Seacrest and twirled him around in the air to celebrate becoming American Idol's first Artist in Residence.
Jelly Roll Given ‘Artist in Residence’ Role on ‘American Idol’: What Will He Do?
Jelly Roll excitedly shared the news in a video message with host Ryan Seacrest, who told him, “You’re shaping America’s future.” The “Son of a Sinner” singer responded, “I feel like I’m giving them the energy they need. I’m uplifting and I’m trying to get them going.”
Jelly Roll Signs On To ‘American Idol’ As The Show’s First-Ever Artist-In-Residence
Today (February 3), Jelly Roll announced that he will be joining reality competition show, American Idol as its first-ever artist-in-residence. In a promotional clip for the program’s upcoming season (viewable above), Jelly Roll and Ryan Seacrest gleefully shared the news.
What Jelly Roll being 'American Idol' artist-in-residence means for the show's 23rd season
Jelly Roll will be the "artist-in-residence" for American Idol's 23rd season, multiplying how Nashville's country music industry impacts the program.
Jelly Roll Lands First-Ever ‘Artist in Residence' Gig at ‘American Idol'
During the last season, Jelly Roll performed "Halfway to Hell" during the show's Hawaii stop and served as a guest mentor
Ryan Seacrest helicoptered by Jelly Roll during American Idol announcement
American Idol viewers will see a few changes when the show returns next month. Katy Perry exited last season, and while some hoped Jelly Roll would be sitting at the judges’ table, that isn’t the case.
He was a top 10 singer on ‘American Idol’ 7 years ago. Now, he’s competing on ‘The Voice’
In the end, Renzo selected Legend to be his coach — the first and only singer to join Legend’s team during the premiere ...
New Kent’s ‘American Idol’? Singer hopes for shot at stardom when new season premieres next month
A New Kent singer and songwriter has a chance to be on the next season of “American Idol,” which premieres on March 9.