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Ross Newhouse
Ross Newhouse is a singer-songwriter known for the song "Bluebird." The track came out in 2010 and features his vocals over acoustic guitar. He plays with a...
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Ross Newhouse is a singer-songwriter known for the song "Bluebird." The track came out in 2010 and features his vocals over acoustic guitar. He plays with a band that includes Emily Johnson on violin and vocals, John Smith on bass, and James Carter on drums.
His music draws from folk and blues, with lyrics that lean toward personal themes. The band has toured, building a following through live shows. Beyond "Bluebird," he has released albums like "The Bluebird Sessions" and "Echoes of Solitude."
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