Caleb Caudle and his band are making a very special appearance at the Ross Farm on Saturday, June 2 at the conclusion of our Military History Event! Caleb just released his latest album, "Crushed Coins," to some great reviews, including one in American Songwriter: "Caudle’s unhurried, low key vocals reflect easygoing melodies and soothing yet never sappy sonics. It’s radio and TV ready with enough darkness creeping around the edges to appeal to fans of Jason Isbell and Ryan Adams." The concert will begin at 7 p.m. and will have a suggested donation of $20 for adults and $5 for students. Donate now! From Caleb's website: "Growing up in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, singer-songwriter Caleb Caudle was raised on rock n’ roll and Southern hospitality. Influenced by bands like The Clash and Velvet Underground, Caudle was playing North Carolina’s punk rock circuit by the age of 15. Naturally, his music matured with his age and he became more lyrically driven, adopting a love for collecting vinyl. In 2012, he decided to quit his day job and focus solely on music -- five years and four albums later, Caudle is gaining the traction he deserves. He was recently dubbed “the musical equivalent […]

We are elated to announce that Stephen Kellogg is the newest addition to our 2018 Ross Farm Music Series lineup! Over the last decade, Connecticut native Stephen has performed more than 1,500 concerts around the world, raised thousands of dollars for causes close to his heart, been named Armed Forces Entertainer of the Year, and penned singles for artists like "American Idol" winner Nick Fradiani and the platinum-selling rock band O.A.R. Stephen's most recent writing work with legendary guitarist Robert Randolph led to a 2017 Grammy nomination for "Best Contemporary Blues Record." He's also had songs covered by international major label acts and released eight albums of his own that have yielded hundreds of thousands of ticket and album sales. When it comes to performing, CBS radio has called him "the best live act you've never seen" and another writer for No Depression gives him the oddly flattering title "the best songwriter you're not listening to." Filmmaker Peter Harding was so moved by the underground nature of Stephen's story that he made a documentary called "Last Man Standing" which went on to become an Amazon exclusive film. In recent years he's added speaking to his resume, delivering a TEDx Talk […]

We are thrilled to bring New Jersey-native singer-songwriter Anthony D'Amato to the Ross Farm on Saturday, July 14 at 7 p.m. The following quotes from numerous reviews speak volumes for this artist, and we hope you'll join us for another wonderful evening of live music at the Farm! A donation of $20 for adults and $5 for students is suggested. Donate now! “D’Amato sings and writes in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen or Josh Ritter.” - NPR "Folk music raised on New Jersey grit with a playful, progressive sonic palette." - RollingStone.co “Brilliant.” - BBC "Terrific... enough depth to reveal new secrets with each listen." - Associated Press “Turns heartbreak into cheery folk.” - SPIN “Strikes every right note, incorporating classic folk, pop and and even a little punk rebellion.” - USA TODAY “Brings to mind Simon and Garfunkel’s more amped-up moments.” - Entertainment Weekly "Smartly sweet." - Newsweek “Catchy.” - TIME "Echoes with early Bob Dylan." - UNCUT “D’Amato has a way with words.” - BILLBOARD “A rich sound that has as much depth as it does popular appeal.” - PASTE “Jauntily fatalistic.” - NY MAG “Self assured and deceptively mature.” - WORLD CAFE “Soulful.” - The Wall Street […]

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert. Suggested donation is $20 for adults and $5 for students Donate now! Kevin Harrison & True North was founded to bring a once-familiar style of music back to the forefront of New York City’s legendary scene – rock & roll. And now we’re pleased to announce that they’re bringing that rock & roll to the Ross Farm on Saturday evening, September 22. The band is embarking on a month-long celebration of the release of their latest album, Howl, in September and will be making its first appearance at the historic estate in Basking Ridge. Weather permitting, this will be an outdoor concert, so guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to spread. If the concert must be moved inside, seating will be limited and those who have pre-registered will be given preference for seating. The gates will open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert. The band’s 2015 debut, self-titled Kevin Harrison & True North, was very much a DIY affair, heavily influenced by the sights and sounds of New York City. For their follow-up EP, they set out for New York’s Catskill Mountains and enlisted […]

The ARTsee NJ Open Studio Tour 2018 is free, and multiple artists will show their works for sale, including paintings, photography, ceramics, jewelry, mixed media and more, from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29 and Sunday, September 30, rain or shine. The tour features 20 artists in 10 locations, including four at the Ross Farm.  Visit ARTseeTour.com for maps and an art preview.

We’re thrilled to welcome Brooks Hubbard back to the Ross Farm following his very well-received set in 2016! Since that show, Brooks has been touring extensively, built a band and released a new record, American Story, produced and funded by Val McCallum from Jackson Browne’s band. Brooks is bringing his band to the Ross Farm on Saturday, Oct. 20 in Part 2 of the best season yet for the Ross Farm Music Series! Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert. Suggested donation is $20 for adults and $5 for students, all are welcome! Register in advance for priority entrance to the show and if you want to donate, you may do so when you register or at the door when you check in. Keep an eye on our Facebook page at The Ross Farm – Basking Ridge for more details as we get closer to October! Donate now! Learn a bit about Brooks here, from his website : Born in Enfield, NH and raised on Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen, Brooks Hubbard has always been proud of where he comes from. Rural New England provided him with the space he needed to be creative and grow. […]