Old Dominion Shares Heartfelt Moment As Band Reflects On 10-Year Journey

Old Dominion frontman Matthew Ramsey took a moment to mark a decade-long journey.

Ramsey told the audience in a clip the band shared on Instagram on Thursday (November 6), “before we came on stage, we were talking about how 10 years ago to the day, we began something that grew into this. And so, I’d just like to take a moment for us all to look at you and be grateful for what we have built together.”

Old Dominion — made up of Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers, Geoff Sprung and Brad Tursi — released Meat and Candy on November 6, 2015. The group’s 11-track debut studio record launched their career with “Snapback,” “Break Up with Him,” “Song for Another Time,” and more. Old Dominion went on to release other fan-favorite hits over the years, including “Hotel Key,” “One Man Band,” “Making Good Time,” “Coming Home,” “Written in the Sand,” “Memory Lane,” “No Such Thing as a Broken Heart an” and many more. They’ve also received significant award recognition, including a history-making seven consecutive CMA Vocal Group of the Year honors.

Most recently, Old Dominion released Barbara, a 13-track album with “Making Good Time,” “Water My Flowers,” “Me Most Nights,” “Late Great Heartbreak” and more. Find Old Dominion’s music on iHeartRadio here.