Jelly Roll never stops giving "flowers." On Thursday night (June 4), at his concert in Nashville, the country superstar performed a cover of Miley Cyrus' ballad from the album Endless Summer 2023, which won a Grammy Award.
Jelly's rousing version of the song, which earned Cyrus her first-ever Grammy Award in 2024 for Best Pop Solo Performance and Record of the Year, takes on a gritty, rocking sound as he returns to one of his favorite songs to cover.
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Last April, Jelly performed a snippet of the song for tens of thousands of fans during his second headlining performance at the Stagecoach festival, warming up backstage with a duet with his wife, podcast host and writer Bunny XO. During his set, Jelly included "Flowers" in a medley that also included snippets of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama," Nickelback's "How You Remind Me," and 2Pac and Dr. Dre's "California Love.".
The performance took place during the opening of this year's three-night Spotify House show at Nashville's Ole Red, which also featured Ashley McBryde, Cody Johnson, Corey Kent, Emily Ann Roberts, Jon Pardi, Cameron Marlow, Coe Wetzel, Lacey Kay Booth, Old Dominion, Two Friends, and Zach John King.
Friday night (June 5) will feature Brothers Osborne, Carly Pearce, Diplo, ERNEST and Keith Urban, while Saturday night (June 6) will feature Carter Faith, Cole Swindell, Dan + Shay, Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Shaboozey, The Band Perry and more.
Jelly is currently on the Little Ass Shed Tour with Kashus Culpepper and Jay Webb, scheduled for Friday night at the BankPlus Amphitheater in Snowden, Mississippi.
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