CCM artist Brandon Lake and country artist Jelly Roll have teamed up for a collaborative version of Lake's hit song "Hard Fought Hallelujah," which arrived Friday (Feb. 7). Lake first released the ...

Jelly Roll, who has become one ... After contestants Breanna Nix and Rylie O’Neill bonded over their shared experiences as mothers and performed Brandon Lake’s Christian worship anthem “Gratitude,” ...

Jelly Roll is teaming up with Contemporary Christian Music hitmaker Brandon Lake for a new collaboration on a fresh version of Lake’s hit song “Hard Fought Hallelujah.” Both Lake and Jelly ...

While sharing a moment backstage, Jelly Roll learned the unusual approach Brandon Lake took when giving his curls that vibrant glow.

C ountry singer Jelly Roll had trouble believing fellow singer and friend Brandon Lake when he revealed in a new video that he hadn't shampooed his hair in over a decade.

Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake have become pretty good buddies, and they even worked on a song — “Hard Fought Hallelujah” — ...

Jelly Roll And Brandon Lake Take CMA Fest To Church. With both singers all smiles, Jelly Roll captioned the video, writing, “My brother for life. Happy birthday bubba, ...

While serving as the guest host Wednesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, country music star Jelly Roll mixed it up with WWE's ...

Brandon Lake's collaboration with Jelly Roll on his new album, "King of Hearts," inspired him to set more boundaries in his own life. "He had told me how he threw his phone in the river after his ...

CCM artist Brandon Lake and country artist Jelly Roll have teamed up for a collaborative version of Lake’s hit song “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” which arrived Friday (Feb. 7).

Brandon Lake's collaboration with Jelly Roll on his new album, "King of Hearts," inspired him to set more boundaries in his own life. "He had told me how he threw his phone in the river after his ...

Lake captioned the post, "Can I get 1 amen?!" while Jelly Roll said, "no amens. do not give this man amens." As expected, the fans in the comments were divided, although many sided with Jelly Roll.