Josh Ross is a Canadian country singer-songwriter from Waterdown, Canada, born in 1996. He is signed to Universal Music Canada and UMG Nashville and works in a modern country-rock style that combines dark, mellow production, warm raspy vocals, personal lyrics and strong hooks. His influences include Guns N’ Roses, Metallica and Steve Earle.

Ross begins as a collegiate football player before turning to music. He develops a reputation through a run of Platinum-certified Canadian country radio hits. His song “Trouble” reaches number one in Canada and receives RIAA Gold certification in the United States. He also reaches number one on Canadian Country Radio with “Single Again”.

His release history includes the Complicated EP, which features eight tracks, seven of which he co-writes. The EP includes songs such as “Movin’ On”, “New Me” and “Want This Beer”, the last of which features Julia Michaels. These songs appear alongside steel guitar, heavy drums and heartland pop melodies.

Ross tours with artists including Nickelback, Brantley Gilbert, Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Bryan. He also completes his headlining Single Again Tour and supports Jelly Roll on The Beautifully Broken Great Northern Tour across Canada. His wider profile includes recognition from Spotify, Amazon Music, Pandora, MusicRow and the Grand Ole Opry as an artist to watch, more than 900 million career streams, the CCMA Entertainer of the Year title and the CMA Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award.