Morgan Wallen Takes Over Las Vegas With Surprise Duet With Jelly Roll on “Cowgirls”

Releasing his latest album, One Thing at a Time, back in 2023, Morgan Wallen used its success to create his newest One Night at a Time World Tour. Besides entertaining fans with his music, the hitmakers welcomed stars like Hardy, Bailey Zimmerman, Ernest, and Parker McCollum to the stage. But recently, Wallen traveled to Las Vegas for two shows at the Allegiant Stadium. With fans thrilled about the country singer performing in Sin City, it seems that Wallen made the night memorable when he surprised fans with a special duet alongside Jelly Roll. 

Although country music is full of rising stars, Jelly Roll has captured not just the genre but fans. Always willing to share his truth, fans can’t get enough of the country star. Selling out shows in each city he travels to, it appears the hitmaker also traveled to Las Vegas. With fans erupting into cheers when Jelly Roll walked out, he and Wallen decided to cover the hit song “Cowgirls.” While the song was originally recorded with Ernest, Jelly Roll easily took over for the singer. And thankfully, fans captured the special moment.

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Morgan Wallen Prepares To Head Overseas

Dancing down the catwalk, both Wallen and Jelly Roll appeared to have a great time sharing the stage. As for the “Need a Favor” singer, he also opened for Wallen at the show. And just like Wallen, Jelly Roll decided to bring out a special guest during his opening set. Welcoming Machine Gun Kelly to the stage, fans received a special treat when they covered songs like “Need a Favor.” And with the pair collaborating on “Lonely Road”, they also performed the song that released back in July. Besides working together on the song and music video, the two singers brought their wives, Megan Fox and Bunnie Xo, to be in the music video as well. 

Having back-to-back shows, Jelly Roll didn’t open Wallen’s second show as that responsibility went to Zimmerman. After ending his time in Las Vegas, Wallen will prepare to head overseas with shows scheduled in Sweden, Denmark, and even Norway. 

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