Ross Federman

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.