When Jelly Roll took the stage at The Greenhouse in Walled Lake, Michigan, nobody expected what came next. Instead of just playing tracks off a speaker, Jelly pulled out his guitar, sat down, and gave fans a rare, intimate acoustic set that felt more like a personal conversation than a concert. Singing “Son of a Sinner” and “Save Me,” Jelly Roll didn’t just perform—he poured his soul out.

This set wasn’t flashy. It didn’t need to be. “Son of a Sinner” is Jelly’s confessional about living between right and wrong, and he delivers every word like it still hurts. Right after, he jumped into “Save Me,” a gut-wrenching anthem for anyone who’s felt broken. The stripped-down acoustic versions made every lyric hit harder. It was honest, heavy, and healing—all at once.

Jelly Roll “Son of a Sinner,” & “Save Me” Live Acoustic set at The Greenhouse

This wasn’t just music—it was a moment. The crowd stood still, singing along, some crying, others holding their phones up like they were capturing lightning. One fan held a sign that read “Jelly Roll Saved Me,” and his response? “You saved yourself. I just gave you something to listen to while you did it.” Cue the goosebumps.

If these acoustic songs hit your heart, Jelly Roll’s live performance of “Need a Favor” is the next step. It’s louder, grittier, and just as emotional. Same Jelly. Same honesty. Just turned up to 11.

Jelly Roll – Need A Favor (Official Live Performance from Ryman Auditorium)

“Need a Favor” shows the struggle of needing grace when you know you haven’t earned it. Fans call it “the soundtrack to their prayers,” and once again, Jelly proves he speaks for the unheard.

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