GET TO KNOW OLD DOMINION.
Old Dominion formed in Nashville around a group of musicians already experienced as songwriters. That background gives the band’s country-pop an economical quality: the twist of a phrase or a change in perspective often does the emotional work. Meat and Candy introduced that style to a wider audience, while later records deepened its focus on relationships and self-examination.
Matthew Ramsey’s conversational lead vocal sits within a compact, melodic band sound. Light rhythmic details and carefully placed guitar hooks let the songs feel easygoing without making the writing incidental.
ALBUMS & RELEASES.
Meat and Candy
Happy Endings
Memory Lane
PAST TOURS & LIVE ROOTS.
The Happy Endings, Make It Sweet, and No Bad Vibes tours are earlier headline milestones. Their touring identity builds on the same ensemble approach heard on record, rather than a lead singer with an interchangeable backing band.
COLLABORATIONS & CONNECTIONS.
Trevor Rosen, Brad Tursi, and Matthew Ramsey have written songs recorded by other country artists. Megan Moroney joins the group on ‘Can’t Break Up Now,’ adding a contrasting voice to its relationship-focused catalogue.
YOUR LISTENING ROUTE.
Start with these recordings to explore Old Dominion’s catalogue. This listening selection is separate from a concert setlist.
FOLLOW & LISTEN.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW.
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