Jelly Roll, Eric Church to Shut Out 2025’s Nation Radio Seminar

Two of nation track’s maximum unfiltered, visionary artists —Jelly Roll and Eric Church — will shut out 2025’s annual Nation Radio Seminar in Nashville through teaming up for an unscripted, intimate dialog.

The development will happen on Friday, Feb. 21, as the 2 CMA Award-winning artists shut out this yr’s radio-focused seminar, which runs Feb. 19-21 on the Omni Resort in Nashville. The yearly seminar options a mixture of radio and track industry-focused panels, networking occasions, live performance, label luncheons and the yearly New Faces of Nation Tune Show off. (Jelly Roll used to be a featured performer within the New Faces of Nation Tune show off in 2023, whilst Church used to be a part of the show off in 2007.)

Closing yr’s Nation Radio Seminar featured conversations from artists together with Lainey Wilson, Trisha Yearwood and Megan Moroney.

“We’re delighted to have Eric Church and Jelly Roll shut out CRS 2025,” RJ Curtis, Govt Director of CRS, mentioned in a commentary. “Their skill to hook up with fanatics and push the limits of the style makes this consultation a great fruits of this yr’s seminar.”

Jelly Roll not too long ago earned his first all-genre Billboard 200 chart-topping album with Superbly Damaged, and used to be nominated for entertainer of the yr on the 2024 CMA Awards. Closing yr additionally noticed the Antioch, Tenn., local release his Superbly Damaged headlining enviornment excursion and play his first global excursion dates. He gave the impression on the Children’ Selection Awards and on WWE, and teamed with MGK for the collaboration “Lonely Street,” in addition to with Put up Malone for the tune “Losers” as a part of Posty’s F-1 Trillion album.

Previous this yr, following the devastation of Typhoon Helene, which impacted Church’s house state of North Carolina, he launched the tune “Darkest Hour (Helene Edit)” and teamed with Luke Combs, Billy Strings and extra to carry Live performance for Carolina, a get advantages live performance that raised greater than $24 million for storm reduction efforts.