Fans of country singer Jelly Roll just got something new to look forward to, as the 40-year-old announced that he will be performing at the iHeartRadio Music Festival this fall.
Jelly Roll shared a poster for the event as he shared the news on Instagram, writing, "Hey y’all, start planning! I’m performing at #iheartfestival on September 20th and tickets go on sale soon!"
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He also noted that Capital One card members can participate in a special presale on June 11, before teasing that they can "add an access pass to attend something special with me before the event." Regular tickets go on sale on June 13.
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Fans were thrilled about the opportunity to see Jelly Roll in concert at the music event, which will take place on Sept. 19 and 20 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.
One fan cheered, "It’s gonna be epic ???? one stage I’d love to perform on ???," while another said of the upcoming concert, "Oh my gosh this is so exciting."
"Can’t wait," declared a third fan eager to see Jelly Roll on stage.
Along with Jelly Roll, many other artists are performing at the event, including Ed Sheeran, GloRilla, Mariah Carey, Lil Wayne and more.
Related: Fans Say Jelly Roll is 'Looking Good' Amid Weight Loss Journey in Tease of New Music Video
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