Country singer Jelly Roll made a guest appearance on Fire Country Season 3. Jelly Roll played Noah, a worker at Walter’s (Jeff Fahey) memory care facility.
Noah had a major impact on Vince (Billy Burke), who was attempting to mend fences with his father, Walter. Their truck talk led to Vince and Walter sharing a special moment: making sauce.
Jelly Roll’s Future On Fire Country
Ahead of Season 4, Fire Country creator Tony Phelan has addressed whether Noah might pop back up again.
Speaking with Us Weekly, Phelan didn’t say no when asked if the “Wild Ones” hitmaker would make another appearance on the CBS show. Phelan said Jelly Roll did “an amazing job” in his acting debut on Fire Country.
“We’re in the writers’ room talking about a way to bring that character back — just because he was such a great presence,” Phelan declared.
Jelly Roll didn’t just appear on Fire Country; he also debuted a song on the show. Music has become a huge part of Fire Country, and that’s not changing anytime soon.
“To have artists approach us and say ‘Just find a way for me to be a part of it’ has been thrilling. So we’re talking to other people but I think I want to keep those as surprises,” Phelan said.
News that Jelly Roll could be back on the small screen comes as Fire Country fans are reeling from the Season 4 trailer’s spoiler, which revealed that Vince died in the memory care facility fire.
Fire Country Wasn’t The Only Show Courting Jelly Roll
It turns out that Jelly Roll has been in demand with CBS shows. Tracker executive producer, Elwood Reid, revealed the Justin Hartley-led drama tried to get Jelly Roll for a guest spot.
“Maybe it goes more toward the CBS audience but we’ve been trying to get someone from the country music scene to come to the show. We tried to get Jelly Roll and I think we lost him to Fire Country,” she explained to Us Weekly last spring.
Country crooner Kane Brown has also appeared on Fire Country. During Season 1, Brown guest-starred as Robin, a train-hopping loner who helped Three Rock and Station 42 after a major crash.
