Jelly Roll Spills The Beans About His New Album’s Release Date

Jimmy Kimmel Live / YouTube

Jelly Roll Is Gearing Up To Release A New Album – But When?

Jelly Roll has a new album in the works, and he recently dropped a major hint about when it will be released.

Fans first got the chance to hear new Jelly Roll music during the Season 25 finale of The Voice. That’s when Jelly Roll performed his new song, “I Am Not Okay,” for the first time.

“I Am Not Okay” is a powerful song about the importance of mental health. Fans instantly resonated with the track, and Jelly Roll followed up by releasing it as his newest single.

RELATED: JELLY ROLL EXTENDS HIS “BEAUTIFULLY BROKEN” TOUR WITH BRAND-NEW DATES

Jelly Roll performed another new song at the ACM Awards in May, titled “Liar.” Even more recently, he delivered the debut performance of a fiery new track called “Burning.”

The Tennessee native performed “Burning” while visiting the set of Jimmy Kimmel Live. Fans reacted positively to the new song, calling it “another hit” and complimenting its lyrics.

The New Jelly Roll Record Is Coming Later This Year

Jimmy Kimmel guest host Martin Short asked Jelly Roll if he could say anything about his next album’s release date. Jelly Roll happily spilled the beans and dropped a big hint about when fans can expect his new project.

“Oh, I’m not supposed to say [anything], but I will,” Jelly Roll said, laughing. “This is the hint I will give: Jelly Roll’s music favors the fall.“

The yet-to-be-announced fall project will follow Jelly Roll’s first fully country album, 2023’s Whitsitt Chapel. After its release, the album claimed the second spot on the Top Country Albums chart.

Whitsitt Chapel produced the hit songs “Save Me,” “Halfway to Hell,” and “Need a Favor.” Based on the response he’s received for the new songs he’s released recently, Jelly Roll’s next album will surely produce its own share of hits.

Watch Jelly Roll talk about his new album in the video below.