Old Dominion

Old Dominion is an American country band formed in Nashville, Tennessee, known for blending contemporary country songwriting with rock instrumentation and pop and hip-hop-influenced production. The band is fronted by lead singer and guitarist Matthew Ramsey, alongside Trevor Rosen on guitar and keyboard, Brad Tursi on guitar, Geoff Sprung on bass, and Whit Sellers on drums. Several members were established Nashville songwriters before the band's own recording career took off, having written hits for other country artists prior to signing as a group.

The band debuted with a self-titled EP in 2014, quickly establishing a sound built on tight vocal harmonies, hooky choruses, and a smoother, more polished production style than traditional country, which set them apart within the genre and drew comparisons to pop-rock acts as much as country peers. Their catalog is marked by conversational, often wry lyricism about relationships and everyday life, delivered with an easygoing, radio-friendly energy that has made them consistent hitmakers on country charts.

Old Dominion has built a reputation as both a touring act and an awards-season regular, earning recognition from major country music organizations for both their group performances and their songwriting contributions to the genre at large. Their success reflects a broader shift in mainstream country toward more crossover-friendly, hybrid production, a lane the band helped define through the mid-2010s and beyond.