Ross Federman

Intro Ross Federman, born January 30, 1985, in Bloomfield Hills, MI, is Tally Hall's youngest member, joining at 19. Renowned for humor and musical prowess, Ross, the percussionist, brought a unique dynamic with his gray tie and unassuming demeanor. Recruited in 2004, he filled the drummer void, quickly becoming integral despite playful ribbing. Ross's drumming in tracks like "Taken For A Ride" and "The Trap" elevated Tally Hall's sound. Though not credited for songwriting, his vocal contributions in "Hymn For A Scarecrow" and "Mucka Blucka" highlight versatility. With a scientific background, Ross embodied logic and kindness, embracing gray hair as a symbol of wisdom. In 2009, his rendition of Buddy Holly's "Everyday" showcased vocal prowess, resonating with audiences. Ross, the unassuming drummer with a gray tie, embodies Tally Hall's soul, depicting camaraderie, talent, and enduring friendship as the band leaves its mark on the music scene.