Jelly Roll recitative debut set for the CBS dramatic series “Fire Country” in April

The Drama of Action of the CBS Country of fire It is not all that country at all, given its plot focused on California. But the series will have a tasting of the Tennessee in April when Country singer Jelly Roll It makes its debut actor as an orderly hospital.

“From the time to the line of fire, it’s time to see if I can keep up,” Jelly Roll said in a promotional video for the next episode. “Friend, this is harder than Grammy.”

The third season of the show will resume later tonight after a short winter break. Country of fire he will resume where he had interrupted; His topic is now more timely than ever. The show follows Bode Leone (Max Thieliot), a former prisoner who volunteered for the California Conservation Camp Program, who coordinates the participation of the prisoners in the assistance of the Silviciculture Department and the Fire Protection of California, known as Cal Fire.

Recently, Amika Mota, a former firefighter, spoke Rolling stone About the dangerous conditions and obstacles imprisoned in these positions often face. “As we can convince the Californians to understand that we can have volunteers who do this job and do it with pride and we get [them] Did you pay a decent salary to do it? “He said.” We [deserve a] basic level of dignity and humanity. Forced work and involuntary servitude are slavery. And I really think that as a state and country we have to reflect deeply on this. ”

Last night, Jelly Roll participated in the Fireaid Benefit Concert organized in support of those affected by Recent fires of Los Angeles. “I am honored to bring some country music to Fireaid tonight,” said the singer. He played his original song “I Not well” and covered “Hollywood Nights” by Bob Sever with Travis Barker’s assistance on Blink-182 battery.

“I think it is important while I am at this stage that I sing one of my favorite songs of one of my favorite songwriters on one of my favorite cities in America,” he said. “But it would be right only if I did it with someone from Los Angeles, California.”

Saturday 1 February, Jelly Roll will perform a charity concert for the first rescuers at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. Recently visited Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville to share music and words of encouragement with the prisoners there, as he did to Other institutions in the past.

“Once again I was blessed by the opportunity to speak with some men whose shoes I remember having been and it was fantastic,” he wrote Instagram. “Thanks Riverbend for allowing us to bring some therapeutic music to the courtyard.”