Glen Powell Says Wild Night With Country Music Royalty Finished With Beer Pong at Jelly Roll's Bar in Nashville

Glen Powell shared juicy details about a recent wild night in Nashville.

He spent the evening in the company of country music royalty — and it all ended with beer pong at Jelly Roll's bar, a.k.a. a pretty perfect-sounding night if you ask us.

It all happened amid Powell's prep for his upcoming movie The Comeback King, in which he plays a country music star.

Powell recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, with Jelly Roll filling in for host Jimmy Kimmel that night.

Of course, Jelly had to discuss The Comeback King, in which the singer also has a small role.

"It's a movie directed by Judd Apatow. Jelly crushes it," the Anyone But You actor shared. "It's the first time I've ever sang on screen, and it's in front of Jelly, Miranda Lambert and Brad Paisley. It's the most terrifying experience of my entire life, but the movie is fantastic, and you crush it."

Jelly also praised Powell's singing as "unbelievable."

Powell wrote with country artist HARDY for the movie, with the singer suggesting they go out on the town after their writing session.

"Dan + Shay are too buddies of mine, we went out with them as well," Powell told Jelly. "And then all of a sudden, one bar turned into 12. 12 bars and we ended up at your bar!"

Jelly Roll's Broadway bar is called Goodnight Nashville.

Powell continued, "We ended up paying beer pong there, I think at like 3 in the morning."

When Jelly Roll asked him how he did, Powell said, "I'm not bad, man. I'm pretty good."

However, "HARDY smoked me, I'll be honest with you," he confessed.

The actor didn't get his beer pong skills out of nowhere: He was part of Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sig Ep) during his time at the University of Texas at Austin, so this wasn't his first rodeo, no pun intended.

Powell doesn't just star in The Comeback King: He also co-wrote the film with filmmaking legend Apatow (Knocked Up, Trainwreck), and is listed as a producer too.

Appearing on Kimmel’s show, he also read a hilarious message he received from Jelly after asking what he’d be comfortable doing in the movie. True to form, the “Need a Favor” singer essentially told him to knock himself out and write whatever he wanted — because he was game for anything.

The movie is slated to be released in 2027. It also stars Madelyn Cline and Kumail Nanjiani.