Jelly Rose Live Concert
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Events Description
Six strings, six players, and a sunset above the Kansas River.
Jelly Rose: Live In Concert hits the West Truss on April 25th for an evening of original music that defies genre. Her six-piece band seamlessly fuses rock, pop, R&B, gospel, country, and jazz into what she calls “The Jelly Rose Experience” — a sound forged over 15 years of stages, churches, festivals, and clubs. On the Rock Island Bridge, with the river below and the KC skyline behind her, it’s the kind of night you don’t forget.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A full live set from Jelly Rose and her six-piece band
- Original music blending rock, pop, R&B, gospel, country, and jazz
- Free admission — no tickets needed, just show up
- An unforgettable night of live music 60 feet above the Kansas River
This event is free and open to the public. Just show up and enjoy.
- Make the most of your visit
River House is the bridge’s full-service dining experience, featuring a Midwest Lake House × Coastal Smokehouse menu, cocktails, and scenic river views beginning at 3 PM daily.
Rock Island Eats opens at 11 AM with a more casual walk-up menu of comfort food favorites and quick bites perfect for enjoying while exploring the bridge.
See River House Menu
See Rock Island Eats Menu
Six strings, six players, and a sunset above the Kansas River.
Jelly Rose: Live In Concert hits the West Truss on April 25th for an evening of original music that defies genre. Her six-piece band seamlessly fuses rock, pop, R&B, gospel, country, and jazz into what she calls “The Jelly Rose Experience” — a sound forged over 15 years of stages, churches, festivals, and clubs. On the Rock Island Bridge, with the river below and the KC skyline behind her, it’s the kind of night you don’t forget.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A full live set from Jelly Rose and her six-piece band
- Original music blending rock, pop, R&B, gospel, country, and jazz
- Free admission — no tickets needed, just show up
- An unforgettable night of live music 60 feet above the Kansas River
This event is free and open to the public. Just show up and enjoy.
