ABOUT ROSS WEBER
Hailing from the heart of Boonah in the Scenic Rim region, Ross Weber is a solo acoustic musician whose music is as grounded as the farmland he was raised on. Growing up on his family’s generational farm, Ross’s country roots were sown deep, shaping the heartfelt passion that shines through every note he sings.
While Ross always had a love for music, it was a particular tune that came on through the radio, "Nose on the Grindstone" by Tyler Childers that sparked a fire in his soul, cementing his devotion to the country music genre. His journey began humbly - borrowing a mate’s guitar at 14-years old, he quickly discovered a natural talent. By 15-years old, Ross was selling firewood from the family farm to buy his first guitar from a local shop in Boonah.
Mostly self-taught with a handful of lessons along the way, Ross honed his craft and, at just 17, started his first band for a school talent quest. What began as school gigs soon turned into regular performances at local pubs, and by his early twenties, he became a familiar face on the local music scene. Alongside band gigs, Ross also ventured into weddings, offering soulful pre-ceremony and lively post-wedding tunes.
Living and working in a country town carved out Ross's authentic sound, blending modern country with old-school classics, R&B, and timeless crowd-pleasers to suit every occasion. Over time, he invested in his dream guitars and refined his live shows, building a reputation as a hardworking, genuine performer.
In recent years, Ross has taken the stage solo at weddings, private events, community festivals, bull rides, and local pubs, becoming a sought-after name across the Scenic Rim region. He’s proud to have performed at major events like the Winter Harvest Festival, Sunflower Festival, and Bull Pit Bullriding, among many others.
With a wealth of experience under his guitar strap and a heart that beats true for country music, Ross Weber continues to grow and evolve as one of the most booked and beloved artists in the Scenic Rim region.