Dr. Ross Henderson

Buffalo Rose

presents

Live@TheRose

with

Animal Planet's  "Singing Veterinarian" Dr. Ross Henderson

With Wild Goose Chase

An Evening Around The Fireplace 

Buffalo Rose Restaurant Patio Party

Singer/guitarist Ross Henderson, (of Animal Planet’s “Hanging with the Hendersons” fame) is a veterinarian but he can’t put music away—not even for a weekend. Super hero Julia Dunn keeps kids healthy at a hospital by day, and recalls the folk vibes of Appalachia by night. Drummer/singer Tyler Bedell does all things well but he likes his kick drum and the sweet sultry sounds of 90s RnB. Together the three of them pull at your heartstrings with sounds that are loud or mellow. But they just couldn’t cover enough ground with only three people so they reached out to producer Travis Moore to round out the sound. You can take the kid out of the metal, but you can’t take metal out of the kid—and that is Travis. And so Wild Goose Chase was born. 

They write songs meant to inspire, to connect, to console, to celebrate, to call a spade a spade and kick that useless dude to the curb. If you want to sing along like a pop banger, grit your teeth like a blues shuffle and stomp your feet like you’re at a fire pit in the mountains, listen to Wild Goose Chase.

Ross Henderson gained international attention, including that of celebrities Thomas Rhett and Ashton Kutcher, after a video of him singing to a frightened dog before surgery went viral. This created opportunities that led to him to starring in Animal Planet’s series “Hanging with the Hendersons.” The show appropriately features how his life as a veterinarian influences his original music and follows his collaboration and co-write of a song called “Where Did I See You” with Colorado resident Kenny Passarelli (former touring bass player for Elton John, Joe Walsh and others).  His musical sound has been inspired by artists like John Mayer, Gary Clark Jr. and One Republic.

Social Distancing Rules Apply:

General Admission.  Seating is first come first serve.

Limited to 100 Max Occupancy.

4 Persons per table Max.

Mask are required while not seated.

Dance floor will be closed for the duration of the show.