Jelly Roll is dealing with some not so sweet legal issues. The Grammy-nominated country singer has been sued by a member of the wedding band Jellyroll for trademark infringement in a lawsuit filed ...
But there's a third jelly roll wanting in on the list — a list they claim they started decades ago. See, Jellyroll is also the name of a wedding band from Pennsylvania that says the Grammy ...
Jelly Roll is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by the leader of a Pennsylvania-based band that’s been performing at weddings and charity events under the name Jellyroll since 1980.
“I Am Not OK” stands as the second preview of Jelly Roll’s upcoming LP, his first since his breakout album Whitsitt Chapel ...
With Jelly Roll continuing to expand his career, the country singer decided to serenade his wife Bunnie Xo while on a date.
Jelly Roll is clearing up why he's been taking a break from social media. Earlier this week, the country music star's wife Bunnie XO said on her podcast, "Dumb Blonde," that Jelly Roll has been ...
Okay maybe that is taking things a little too far, but Jelly Roll was the savior for the infamous rock band during a festival performance. Limp Bizkit was performing on stage at Welcome to ...
Therefore, we have an obligation to inform the public that Mr. DeFord performing as “Jelly Roll” is misleading, and an infringement on our band’s JELLYROLL® trademark. We have run into ...
The country singer is being taken to court by a wedding band based in Pennsylvania named Jellyroll, USA Today reported. The Grammy award winner has a space separating “jelly” and “roll ...
Jellyroll band member Kurt L. Titchenell's lawyers claim he's been using the moniker since 1980 — four years before country star Jelly Roll was born Tasos Katopodis/Getty Jelly Roll in Washington, DC ...