Jelly Roll said his Jelly Roll Tour Break starts after one more stop, telling fans in Salt Lake City that he plans to do his last show for a year or two. The country singer framed the pause as time to heal, and he linked it to a break from performing rather than a short reset.
“This has truly been a lifetime experience for me,” he said at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. “And in a couple of nights, I go to Colorado Springs and do my last show for a year or two.” He added, “I’m fixing to take some time off and heal.”
Salt Lake City sets the timeline
Last week’s concert gave the clearest timetable yet for the pause: at least a year, with the possibility of two. That is a long exit from the road for an artist whose work depends on live dates, and it turns the remaining run into a hard stop rather than a routine off-season.
His last scheduled performance was on July 30 at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs, Colorado. That date is the practical cutoff for anyone tracking the run, because it marks the final booked appearance before the break begins.
Bunnie Xo and the split
Jelly Roll finalized his divorce from Bunnie Xo last month, and the timing gives the pause a sharper edge. The break follows a personal reset that already changed his private life, so the move reads as more than a simple scheduling choice.
Bunnie will receive a one-time lump sum payment from him, and they entered into a confidential property settlement agreement covering assets including property, furniture, vehicles, an aircraft, accounts, debt and intellectual property. They also acknowledged that they ignored warnings from their legal teams against having kids together after their divorce, while Bunnie said they still plan to have kids via IVF.
What comes after July 30
Last Wednesday, Page Six said Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo no longer follow each other on social media, adding another sign that the split has moved well beyond paperwork. In June, Bunnie said Jelly was eagerly dating again after he filed for divorce in May, and on the Fourth of July she was spotted kissing Dylan Wolf at Jelly’s Goodnight Nashville bar in Nashville, Tennessee.
Bailee Ann DeFord also added fuel last month, posting a TikTok that hinted at an explosive reason for the divorce and warning, “Y’all have no f–king idea what happened, and wait till y’all find out. Just f–king wait,” before adding, “Because I promise y’all, the view of what y’all have of not only the situation, but their relationship … The internet in totality is about to f–king crumble the day that I open my mouth.” For now, the business takeaway is simple: after July 30, Jelly Roll goes dark on the live circuit for at least a year, and maybe two, while the personal fallout keeps moving in public.
