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Joe Cirotti & Friends: Honoring 100 Years of Guitar Greats

by | Apr 24, 2026

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An intimate evening in the historic barn as Joe Cirotti & Friends celebrate a century of guitar legends – limited seating.

Join us for a special night in the historic barn as Joe Cirotti & Friends take us on a journey through a century of guitar greats.

From early roots and folk traditions to modern masters, this thoughtfully curated performance honors the players and songs that have shaped the sound of the guitar across generations. Known for his warm stage presence and expressive playing, Joe brings both reverence and fresh energy to these timeless influences – joined by friends for a rich, collaborative evening of music.

This is a rare opportunity to experience the Ross Farm in its most intimate setting. With limited seating in the barn, every note resonates a little closer, every moment feels shared.

Event Details

Saturday, October 3, 2026
Concert begins at 7 PM, doors open 6:30 PM

  • Limited seating – advance tickets strongly recommended
  • Light refreshments welcome (keep it easy in the barn)
  • Free on-site parking

Jake Thistle Live at the Ross Farm

by | Apr 24, 2026

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Jake Thistle, fresh off the Top 14 on American Idol Season 24, brings his heartfelt, story-driven sound to the Ross Farm on Sept. 26

At just 21, Jake Thistle is stepping into a national spotlight as a Top 14 finalist on American Idol Season 24, but his story as a songwriter has been years in the making.

A New Jersey native, Thistle picked up the guitar as a child and was performing live within months, honing his craft through open mics, local venues, and street performances. During the pandemic, he turned inward, writing and self-producing his debut album Down the Line, marking his evolution from young performer to fully realized artist.

Since then, his path has been defined by steady growth—touring across the U.S. and Europe, collaborating with acclaimed musicians, and expanding his sound from classic, guitar-driven songwriting to something more cinematic and atmospheric. Influenced by artists like Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and John Hiatt, Thistle’s music blends timeless storytelling with a modern sensibility.

His latest work, including the folk-driven single “Sleep on Me,” reflects a confident, collaborative artist who lets the song lead the way – anchored by authenticity and emotional connection.

Now, with his full band, Jake Thistle brings that evolving sound to the Ross Farm stage – an intimate setting perfectly suited to his roots as a live performer and storyteller.

Gates open at 6 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert. Bring your own chairs or blankets – picnics are welcome, carry in/carry out, please. Rain or shine, no refunds. Stick around after the show to visit the merch table – as always, 100% of sales benefits the artist.

Becca Stevens with Katie Martucci at the Ross Farm June 6

by | Mar 10, 2026

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Don’t miss GRAMMY-nominated Becca Stevens for a night of soulful tunes and good vibes at the Ross Farm June 6!

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music at the historic Ross Farm with twice GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Becca Stevens. Stevens has forged a singular career blending pop, jazz, indie rock, folk, and world influences with her classical and Appalachian roots. Known for her expressive vocals and mastery of multiple string instruments, her music transcends genre through intricate rhythms, rich harmonies, and deeply personal songwriting.

Since founding the Becca Stevens Band in 2011, she has toured internationally and collaborated with artists including David Crosby, Jacob Collier, Michael League of Snarky Puppy, Taylor Eigsti, Chris Thile, Brad Mehldau, and Michael McDonald, among many others. She has also partnered with Secret Trio and Attacca Quartet, earning a 2023 GRAMMY nomination alongside violist Nathan Schram.

Learn more about Becca Stevens at https://www.beccastevens.com/

OPENING THE EVENING: Katie Martucci

Brooklyn-based indie folk/pop songwriter Katie Martucci brings a presence and warmth that leaves audiences spellbound and renewed. Her latest release, Note to Self, explores what she calls the “unspoken third thing in the room,” with songs touching on friendship, imposter syndrome, and her personal journey with epilepsy.

Drawing inspiration from artists like Madison Cunningham and Emily King, Martucci’s sound is lush, cinematic, and deeply personal.

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“No matter what Katie Martucci chooses to sing, it absolutely captivates us. Her voice is incredible—warm and personal.” — Ear to the Ground Music

Ross Farm concerts are known for their warm, attentive audiences and intimate atmosphere, where music and storytelling are shared in a truly special setting. With a beautiful historic backdrop, these evenings offer a rare chance to experience remarkable artists up close.

Learn more about Katie Martucci at https://www.katiemartucci.com/

This is a MainStage outdoor concert at the Ross Farm, beginning at 7:00 p.m. with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. Guests should bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating, and picnics are welcome (please carry out what you carry in). After the performance, we invite you to stay awhile for merch and mingling – a Ross Farm tradition that makes these evenings especially memorable. The concert will be held rain or shine, and tickets are non-refundable.