Ross Bridgeman is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, actor, and award-winning arranger who lives in Whitefish, Montana. 

Blending jazz and popular music styles with his crooning voice, Ross's sound comes from a lifetime of listening and studying music spanning all genres. A native of Phoenix, Arizona, Ross began playing classical piano at the age of five and has not stopped creating and performing music ever since. Lending his talents to various bands and projects over the years, Ross released his own debut self-titled EP in 2011. Recorded in Nashville and produced alongside Gregory McCubbin, the EP showcases Ross's talents as a pianist, singer, songwriter, and producer. He also released another original album a couple years later entitled The Peachtree Dance, via the rock funk duo Mother Honey, a band he started with drummer Houston Mathews (Music City Underground), and with guest guitarist Trevor Terndrup (Moon Taxi) shredding on the album as well.

Ross is a regular producer and collaborator for artists around Montana, Los Angeles, Nashville, and New York City (featured under the producer tab on this website). A highlight of recent years was playing keyboards with Nick Jonas as the '16 Billboard Music Awards. Ross Another highlight was producing, co-writing, arranging, and mixing KellyeAnn Keough's debut album, The Real Thing. "We actually got guys together in the studio and did it live, old school, the way albums used to be made... it was a blast!"  

Since moving to Whitefish, Ross has found his home base, and the Treasure State has kept him busy. He's a vocalist, keyboardist, band leader and manager of The MAC Band (Montana Artist Collective), one of northwest Montana's premier wedding bands. He also performs in various tribute bands, as well as with the Tobacco River Ramblers (album out July of 2024), The Second Story Band, Mike Murray, and Big Sky City Lights. Ross works with Alpine Theatre Project as musical director and performer. He's also owner and engineer of Beargrass Studios, a fully operational recording and rehearsal space in Columbia Falls. And last but not least, Ross also teaches a few piano lessons to the young and old alike.

When he's not working too much,  Ross loves to get out into the mountains to hike and camp, especially with his wife Jill and dog Scout.

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