Jelly Roll Honors Toby Keith at Nashville Big Bash

During Nashville's Big Bash New Year’s Eve celebration, Jelly Roll honored the late Toby Keith by performing his classic song 'Should’ve Been a Cowboy.' This tribute comes after Keith's passing in February 2024 at the age of 62 due to stomach cancer, which deeply impacted Jelly Roll's transition from rap to country music. Jelly Roll shared that Keith was a significant influence and mentor to him, praising his individualistic style and unique contributions to the genre. The performance, which included Jelly Roll's hits like 'I Am Not Okay' and 'Need a Favor,' was part of a star-studded lineup featuring other country music icons. Keith's family, including his son, expressed appreciation for Jelly Roll's tributes, highlighting the emotional connection between the artists. The event showcased a vibrant celebration of country music and its legends as Nashville welcomed the new year.