Complete List Of Old Dominion Band Members

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Old Dominion formed in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2007. The group consists of five members who met while living in Nashville. Old Dominion is known for blending contemporary country music with rock instrumentation and pop overtones. The band has released six studio albums: Meat and Candy (2015), Happy Endings (2017), Old Dominion (2019), Time, Tequila & Therapy (2021), Memory Lane (2023), and Barbara (2025). They have achieved significant chart success with several singles reaching the top of the country charts, and they have won numerous awards, including eight consecutive ACM Group of the Year awards and seven consecutive CMA Vocal Group of the Year awards.

Matthew Ramsey

As the lead vocalist and a primary songwriter for Old Dominion, Matthew Ramsey has been pivotal in shaping the band’s sound. Beyond his contributions to the band, Ramsey has an impressive portfolio as a songwriter for other artists. He co-wrote “Chainsaw” for The Band Perry, which became a country radio hit. He also penned “Save It for a Rainy Day,” a number-one hit for Kenny Chesney. His ability to craft songs that resonate with a wide audience has made him a sought-after writer in the country music scene.

Trevor Rosen

Trevor Rosen plays a crucial role in Old Dominion, contributing guitar and keyboard parts that enrich the band’s musical texture. Rosen has also established himself as a formidable songwriter in Nashville. His songwriting credits include work with other prominent country artists such as Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, and Chris Young. Notably, he co-wrote “Sangria” for Blake Shelton, which reached the top of the country charts. His songs have been featured on albums that have collectively sold millions of copies, showcasing his impact on the industry.

Whit Sellers

Whit Sellers, the drummer for Old Dominion, brings a dynamic and energetic style to the band’s performances. While much of his career focus has been on Old Dominion, his drumming is integral to the band’s signature sound, which blends traditional country with rock rhythms. Sellers’ background and music education have equipped him with a versatile skill set that he brings to both live performances and studio recordings.

Geoff Sprung

Geoff Sprung, the bassist, not only contributes to the foundation of Old Dominion’s sound but also helps shape their arrangements. His work helps to bridge the gap between country and rock, giving Old Dominion their unique sound. While specific outside collaborations are less publicized than those of his bandmates, Sprung’s performance and musical insights remain vital to the band’s success.

Brad Tursi

Brad Tursi joined Old Dominion after it formed and brought not just exceptional guitar skills but also significant songwriting talent. Before joining Old Dominion, Tursi was a member of the band Army of Me and had also penned songs for other artists. Notably, he wrote “A Guy Walks Into a Bar,” which Tyler Farr turned into a hit, and “Save It for a Rainy Day,” which became a chart-topper for Kenny Chesney. Tursi’s contributions have helped Old Dominion craft a number of their hits, enhancing their standing in the music industry.

Updated August 18, 2026.