Jelly Roll Shares More New Music Following Release Of Powerful Single “I Am Not Okay”

Jelly Roll premiered a brand-new song, “Burning,” during a recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The debut comes not long after he released his current single, “I Am Not Okay.”

The singer first performed “I Am Not Okay” during the Season 25 finale of The Voice. Fans instantly connected to the powerful song about the importance of mental health.

Jelly Roll officially released “I Am Not Okay” as a single on June 12. He performed the song during Night 3 of CMA Fest a few days prior, when he also sang his previous hit, “Save Me,” with his good friend, Lainey Wilson.

It seems Jelly Roll is working on a larger project, because “I Am Not Okay” is not the only new song he’s shared recently. He also debuted a new song at the ACM Awards in May, titled “Liar.”

Even more recently, Jelly Roll performed a new song, “Burning,” during his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Fans React To Jelly Roll’s Newest Song

“Burning” is a sizzling track with a country-rock groove. Jelly Roll really tapped into the “Burning” title for his premiere performance, as he sang in front of bursts of fire that shot up from the stage.

The crowd that gathered to watch the Tennessee native’s performance was clapping along to the song, and others were jumping up and down.

Fans who tuned in to the performance’s video on YouTube were just as enthusiastic. They complimented the track in the comments, writing things such as:

“The strong male brassy voice, the lyrics, the melody, and the whole top class band. Standing ovation for moi.”

“Jelly Roll has another hit with this one. Couldn’t happen to a more deserving man.”

“Always entertained by your content, it’s awesome!”

“Never heard of Jelly Roll but I’m a fan now, what a lovely down to earth fella and now I’m off to google more of his work .”

“Was a dream come true to be a part of this Audience…Jelly you are amazing and your songs have carried me through some tough times! I love your voice and lyrics.”

“Jelly Roll, your lyrics just keep getting better and better.”