Josh Ross

August 12, 2023

 

Ticket & Transportation - $119

 

Transportation Only - $50

 

Join us on a memorable bus trip to Base31 in Picton, where you'll have the chance to experience the sounds of Canadian musician, Josh Ross.

 

Josh Ross debuted as an artist with his independently released Top 5 chart-topping cathartic ballad on romantic losses, “First Taste Of Gone.” The track garnered stellar traction across North America for the Nashville-based singer. Capturing attention across the US with placement on Spotify’s top country playlists like Hot Country, New Boots, Next From Nashville, and Breakout Country, “First Taste of Gone” proved the rising Nashville star’s emerging presence in country music. The CCMA Rising Star nominated singer-songwriter continues to mould his firsthand experiences into engaging, hit-making storylines while impacting an international music stage.

 

What's Included:

• General Admission Ticket

• Round Trip Transportation on a Deluxe Motor Coach

 

Departure Locations & Times:

We have 3 convenient locations available to board the bus during this getaway. Please make sure to arrive at your pick up location roughly 10-15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

 

Location	Depart	Return
Kingston - Clarence St. x King St. E. (by BMO)	4:45 pm	11:15 pm
Kingston - Toys R Us	5:00 pm	11:00 pm
Napanee - Flying J Travel Centre	5:30 pm	10:30 pm

 

 

About the Venue:

The Drill Hall at Base31 is a big stage, big sound performance space in a remarkable historic setting. This expansive and striking venue features a soaring hangar-like ceiling, exceptional state-of-the-art sound and lighting, with the most celebrated, chart-top musicians in Canada gracing its stage. The Drill Hall has a capacity of up to 1000 people, though individual show capacities may vary. Both reserved seating and general admission standing ticket options are on offer in this immersive venue, with lots of room to get up and dance. Both pre-show and during the performance, audiences can expect to be welcomed to the Drill Hall’s large, outdoor, licensed patio where local food and drink vendors share their culinary specialties surrounded by picnic table seating.

 

The Drill Hall is a magnificent 22,000 sq ft building built in 1940.  It has a steel structure and a historic cedar shake exterior. The building was used by the RAF, RCAF, RCSA (AA) and the First Battalion of the Canadian Guards as both a drill hall and a gymnasium. Drills were practiced in both the drill hall and the patch of land adjacent to the hall – the parade square. During the 1950’s and 1960’s, the military opened the gymnasium doors on Thursday nights to the local community. It is said that there were often competitions against community teams and the military teams.

 

General Admission Tickets:

General Admission refers to standing areas that are not assigned or reserved, and are occupied on a first-come, first-served basis. Our goal is to create an enjoyable and comfortable experience for all attendees.

 

Bus Seating:

Please note that seat selection will not be available at the time of booking. Seating on the bus will be available first come, first served.

Notes:

• Full payment is due at time of booking for all day tours.

• Refunds are not available within 30 days of travel.

• For the comfort of fellow travellers, kindly refrain from using scented products.

• If you have any food allergies we should be aware, please let us know during the time of booking.

• Tipping for Tour Director and Coach Driver is voluntary depending on quality of service.

• The bus will wait up to a maximum of 15 minutes past the schedule departure time after the show ends unless you have contacted the Driver.

• Please note - your General Admission tickets do not include seating.