Brooks Hubbard

We’re adding a twist to our History Weekend activities with live music on Saturday, Oct. 8! Stick around after participating in our annual event, or come just for the music as we welcome Nashville transplant Brooks Hubbard to the Ross Farm at 6 p.m.
Tickets are available for $20 for adults and $10 for students; admission includes light refreshments.

Hubbard writes homegrown music, straight from his heart, and he counts among his influences Bruce Springsteen, John Mayer, Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, Jackson Browne, Donavon Frankenreiter, John Fogerty, Brett Dennen, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers and G. Love & Special Sauce. “My music stems from this positive energy I constantly have flowing through my body, and just like a recipe, I blend in many influences to create my own sound,” the young singer-songwriter says.

Hubbard is a New Hampshire native and 2014 Keene State College graduate. He credits his study of Political Science in helping mature his writing into bigger ideas. After graduation, Hubbard packed his guitar and headed to Nashville, where he is finding success. Hubbard has released two CDs, Press Play in 2014 and Start of Me in 2015, as well as a three-song EP recorded at Martina McBride’s Blackbird Studios in Nashville. He spent part of last fall touring with his friend and mentor, Stephen Kellogg, which is where he came to the attention of the Ross Farm music committee. We are pleased to bring Brooks Hubbard and his music to our friends and neighbors!

Tickets: $20 per person