During his Beautifully Broken Tour, Jelly Roll made a significant stop at the Oregon State Penitentiary, marking the first live music performance there in 20 years. Motivated by a promise to a friend, he performed for inmates and spent time engaging with them, sharing messages of hope and love. Jelly Roll expressed the importance of accountability for past actions while also emphasizing that everyone deserves compassion, stating, 'If one inmate was inspired to do better by my presence yesterday, it was worth my weight in gold.' His visit is part of a broader commitment to giving back, including his recent initiatives in Nashville to support troubled youth. The event resonated deeply with both Jelly Roll and the inmates, described by him as 'chicken soup for the soul.' Overall, the visit highlighted his dedication to uplifting others through music and personal connection.