Old Dominion
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Old Dominion is a country music band formed in Nashville, Tennessee. The band consists of Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers, Geoff Sprung, and Brad Tursi. They have released five studio albums, including their latest, "Memory Lane".
Early Life
The members of Old Dominion grew up primarily in Virginia, where lead singer Matthew Ramsey and drummer Whit Sellers developed their musical roots performing in rival high school drumlines before pursuing songwriting careers in Nashville.
Career Highlights
Formed in 2007 as a Nashville songwriting collective, the group initially wrote hits for stars like Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban before finding individual success with their 2014 self-titled EP and the breakout single Break Up with Him. After signing with RCA Nashville in 2015, they released their debut album Meat and Candy and achieved major milestones including seven consecutive CMA Vocal Group of the Year wins and a record-breaking seven-night residency at the Ryman Auditorium in 2025. Fans may also enjoy visiting Odie's, the band's authentic neighborhood bar that opened in Nashville's Midtown in 2024.
Family & Personal Life
Lead singer Matthew Ramsey has been married to his wife, Sara Ramsey, since before his music career took off, and together they have two daughters and run the Ramsey Foundation, which supports rural communities like the one they grew up in.
Current Tour & Setlist
Old Dominion is headlining the How Good Is That World Tour starting in early 2026 with stops in New Orleans, Hamilton, and West Palm Beach alongside support acts like Phil Vassar and Sacha. The setlist features hits such as Make It Sweet, One Man Band, and Memory Lane while typically closing with the high energy track I Was on a Boat That Day.
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