Old Dominion Tour Tickets | 2025
Old Dominion blend clever Nashville songwriting with harmony-rich country-pop hooks on their high-energy How Good Is That World Tour. Expect big choruses, tight musicianship, and feel-good singalongs from radio hits and new favorites. Grab your Old Dominion concert tickets.
Tour Dates and Cities
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Friday 05 December, 2025 |
Las Vegas, Nevada | from $108.00 | Tickets |
| Saturday 06 December, 2025 |
Las Vegas, Nevada | from $109.02 | Tickets |
| Wednesday 10 December, 2025 |
Ontario, CA | from $43.20 | Tickets |
| Thursday 11 December, 2025 |
Bakersfield, California | from $20.40 | Tickets |
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What to Expect at a Old Dominion Tour Concert
Old Dominion’s shows mix chart-topping anthems with storyteller moments and polished, arena-ready production.
- Harmony-forward vocals and crisp country-pop arrangements anchored by guitar interplay.
- Hit-stacked setlists that keep momentum high from openers to encore.
- Acoustic interludes and medleys that spotlight the band’s Nashville songwriter roots.
- Extended crowd singalongs on favorites like “One Man Band” and “Make It Sweet.”
- Conversational stage banter and song backstories that add heart and humor.
- Strong rhythmic pocket—tight drums and bass that make mid-tempo grooves feel huge live.
- Smooth transitions that stitch older radio staples to new album standouts.
- Occasional nods to songs they wrote for other artists, arranged for the OD sound.
- LED visuals and lighting that shift from beachy vibes to moody ballad tones.
- Uplifting, feel-good finale that sends the crowd out on a high.
The Most Popular Songs of Old Dominion
- “Break Up with Him” (2015): Laid-back groove and cheeky narrative delivered their first Country Airplay No. 1.
- “Snapback” (2016): A hooky, upbeat singalong that pushed their crossover momentum.
- “Song for Another Time” (2016): Clever lyric packed with classic-title references; a Country Airplay chart-topper.
- “No Such Thing as a Broken Heart” (2017): Resilient, message-forward anthem that opened the Happy Endings era.
- “Written in the Sand” (2017): Intimate question-of-commitment ballad with shimmering guitars.
- “Hotel Key” (2018): Story-song with a breezy, summer-ready feel; another radio No. 1.
- “Make It Sweet” (2018): Handclaps and optimism; a spontaneous studio write that became a hit.
- “One Man Band” (2019): Their signature love song—multi-Platinum, highest Hot 100 peak.
- “I Was on a Boat That Day” (2021): Party-ready shuffle that became a staple of their live encores.
- “Memory Lane” (2023): Nostalgic, cinematic country-pop that led their 2023 album.
The Most Popular Old Dominion Video
“One Man Band” (2019) pairs the group’s harmony blend with a heartfelt commitment lyric from their self-titled album. The single became their highest-certified hit (multi-Platinum) and highest-charting Hot 100 entry, cementing it as a modern country classic. Its straightforward performance style centers the songwriting and vocals, which fans famously turn into a mass singalong live.
Old Dominion Bio & Rise to Fame
Old Dominion — Nashville-formed hitmakers blending hooky country-pop with songwriter storytelling.
- Formed in Nashville in 2007; band name nods to Virginia, where four members have ties.
- Lineup: Matthew Ramsey (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Trevor Rosen (guitar, keyboards), Brad Tursi (lead guitar), Geoff Sprung (bass), Whit Sellers (drums).
- Genres: contemporary country and country pop with rock instrumentation.
- Breakthrough: 2014 EP and debut album Meat and Candy (2015) spawning “Break Up with Him,” “Snapback,” and “Song for Another Time.”
- Hit run continued with Happy Endings (2017), Old Dominion (2019), Time, Tequila & Therapy (2021), Memory Lane (2023), and Barbara (2025).
- Awards: Record eight consecutive ACM Group of the Year wins (through 2025) and a record seven straight CMA Vocal Group of the Year wins (2018–2024).
- Touring résumé includes early stadium runs opening for Kenny Chesney, then multiple headlining arena/amphitheater tours.
- Live trademarks: airtight harmonies, crowd-pleasing storytelling, and medleys of hits they wrote for other artists.
Fascinating Insights About Old Dominion’s Tours
From songwriter showcases to arena spectacles, Old Dominion tours balance polish, spontaneity, and fan connection.
- 2025’s How Good Is That World Tour anchors their live calendar with a full run of arenas and theaters across North America.
- Stops include major rooms like Austin’s Moody Center ATX and Durant’s Choctaw Grand Theater, reflecting arena-level demand.
- Average headline runtime typically clocks around 1 hour 45–50 minutes.
- Encores often feature “I Was on a Boat That Day,” sending crowds out on a singalong high.
- The band frequently slips in acoustic medleys of songs they wrote for other artists.
- Current setlists blend staples with fresh tracks from Barbara (2025) alongside fan favorites.
- In 2025 they staged a seven-show “7 for 7” Ryman Auditorium residency, raising $1.25M for seven charities.
- They cut their teeth on stadium stages as openers for Kenny Chesney in 2015 and again on his 2018 stadium tour.
- “One Man Band” is a dependable singalong centerpiece—now certified multi-Platinum and their biggest streaming hit.
- They sometimes perform “Save It for a Rainy Day,” a Kenny Chesney No. 1 they co-wrote, as a fan-favorite nod to their songwriting catalog.
Old Dominion Ticket Buying Tips
Want great seats without overspending? Use a plan and act early when inventory is widest.
- Track on-sale announcements via the band’s site and socials; join artist/venue email lists for presale codes.
- Set a target budget before presales; compare multiple dates/venues if the tour hits nearby cities.
- Prioritize lower-bowl side sections for clear sightlines and strong sound at arena shows.
- If you like rail energy without pit pricing, aim for the first rows of reserved floor or lower bowl aisles.
- VIP and fan-experience packages sell fast—review inclusions (merch, early entry) to ensure value.
- Buy from primary sellers first; use reputable resale only for sold-out dates and verify transferability.
- Single seats often pop up near show week—great for solo attendees seeking premium locations.
- Check venue maps for camera/lighting towers that could obstruct views before purchasing.
- Bundle parking or transit passes at checkout to avoid day-of surges and delays.
- Set calendar alerts for price drops and release of holds (production or sponsor seats) 48–72 hours pre-show.
Old Dominion’s Concert Testimonials
Fans praise the mix of hits, heart, and tight musicianship.
- “Wall-to-wall singalongs and not a dull moment.” — Attendee, Nashville
- “They sound exactly like the records—maybe better.” — Attendee, Dallas
- “The acoustic medley was a masterclass in songwriting.” — Attendee, Denver
- “Great energy, great pacing, and a perfect encore.” — Attendee, Chicago
- “Big production but still felt personal and warm.” — Attendee, Boston
- “‘One Man Band’ gave me chills hearing the whole arena sing.” — Attendee, Phoenix
- “Smart setlist—new songs fit right in with the classics.” — Attendee, Atlanta
- “Crowd interaction was genuine and fun.” — Attendee, Seattle
- “Tight rhythm section; every groove landed.” — Attendee, Minneapolis
- “Left smiling—pure good vibes all night.” — Attendee, Toronto