Jelly Roll Held A Benefit Concert For First Responders

Jelly Roll performs for LA fires first responders ahead of acting debut
Jelly Roll led a concert dedicated to the first responders helping battle the Los Angeles fires that broke out last month, ahead of his acting debut on a show focused on firefighters.
Jelly Roll Organizes Free Concert for LA Wildfire First Responders
Jelly Roll is set to play a free concert for wildfire first responders at the Rose Bowl Stadium on Saturday, February 1.
Jelly Roll Sets Rose Bowl Benefit Concert to Support L.A. Wildfire First Responders
Jelly Roll will play a headlining benefit show to support first responders who have bravely faced the wildfires that ravaged parts of greater Los Angeles earlier this month. The "I Am Not Okay" hitmaker will lead the benefit concert on Saturday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena,
Jelly Roll Plans a Free Concert for L.A. Wildfire First Responders
Jelly Roll is organizing a special live show for the first responders battling the L.A.-area wildfires. The show will take place at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., according to a report from TMZ that was also confirmed by Billboard. It'll be a free event exclusively for first responders and their families, and will happen on Saturday (Feb. 1).
Jelly Roll Held A Benefit Concert For First Responders In LA
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