Lainey Wilson brought it for her Thanksgiving Day halftime show performance. The country singer performed during halftime of the New York

Country music singer Lainey Wilson had Dallas Cowboys fans amped up at AT&T Stadium for this year's Thanksgiving Day halftime show. Wilson, 32, performed in front of a packed crowd while the Cowboys cheerleaders danced on stage.

Midway through Wilson’s performance she tossed her guitar off stage and was joined by fellow country music star Jelly Roll for a duet performance of “Save Me”. Jelly Roll was nominated for the 66th Grammy’s Best New Artist award, along with being the first musical guest on the 50th season of NBC’s Saturday Night Live this fall.

Lainey Wilson brought the cowboy boots and country flare to the New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys game on Thanksgiving. On Thursday night, the country star performed a medley of hits as she was joined by Jelly Roll for a rendition of their collab, “Save Me.”

Relive Lainey Wilson's electrifying Thanksgiving halftime performance during Cowboys vs. Giants. Highlights include a surprise duet with Jelly Roll on 'Save Me' and crowd-favorite hits like 'Heart Lik

This year, country music superstar and reigning CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year Lainey Wilson is going from bell bottoms to bell ringing.

The Cowboys' annual Thanksgiving game will feature NFC East foes Giants as the opponent and country music artist Lainey Wilson as the halftime performer.

On Thursday, Nov. 28 during the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Kickoff Halftime Show during the New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys game, Wilson, 32, took the field at AT&T Stadium for a performance that featured Jelly, 39, along with the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders.

That being said… it still was no Dolly Parton halftime show.

Lainey Wilson got a little help from her friend for her Thanksgiving halftime show at the Cowboys vs. Giants game, enlisting Jelly Roll to perform their hit duet "Save Me." The duet - which topped Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart for two weeks last year - was part of Wilson's five-song set at AT&T Stadium in Arlington,