After the chorus, Jelly Roll ushers Salvitti to join him as she walks out to greet the audience of thousands. “It was crazy! So many people!” Josie admitted.

Jelly Roll, Josie Salvitti; Photo Provided

One little girl is getting interest from some of the biggest stars in country music, and it’s all thanks to her talent and guts for getting out there and making her dreams come true.

Josie Salvitti, an 11-year-old aspiring singer from Pittsburgh, PA, recently shared the stage with Jelly Roll. The moment happened on Tuesday, (August 15) in Burgettstown, PA, at The Pavilion at Star Lake, as part of the rapper turned country superstar’s massive Backroad Baptism Tour.

Jelly Roll, Josie Salvitti; Photo Provided

The young girl took the microphone, stepping in for Lainey Wilson, who was away on her headlining tour, having played a show in Atlanta, GA, at the State Farm Arena, and making her way to Alabama. Saving the day, Salvitti provided the lead vocals on Wilson’s portion of Jelly Roll’s “Save Me” from his latest album and country debut, WHITSITT CHAPEL.

Josie Filled In For Lainey Wilson And Performed “Save Me” With Jelly Roll

A clip posted on Salvitti’s Facebook page shows her standing side stage while waiting for her shining moment to come. After the chorus, Jelly Roll ushers Salvitti to join him as she walks out to greet the audience of thousands.

Salvitti appears in her element while singing with her hero, making sure to emphasize each word while backed by a full band. She shows no signs of nervousness and sings the borrowed lines with conviction as the crowd cheers her on throughout the performance.

Recounting the one-in-a-lifetime moment, Salvitti told that she did not anticipate getting up onstage with Jelly Roll because she was coming to the show from a separate event and figured he had already performed the song. As luck would have it, he did not.

“Can I Sing ‘Save Me’ With You?”

Armed with a sign that read the words, “Since Lainey is on her way to Alabama… Can I sing “Save Me” with you? Jelly Roll & Josie,” Salvitti got her wish. The sign caught the attention of Antioch, Tenn., native, and the rest is history!

“It was crazy! So many people! I thought no way would he even see my sign,” Salvitti shared of the moment leading up to her duet. “My dad asked some great people if they minded getting me in front, so Jelly Roll could see my sign. Everyone was so nice and let us get right into the pit. In fact, the security let me stand on her chair. Then it happened! Jelly Roll made eye contact with me and nodded with a smile like “I gotcha you.”