Complete List Of Oliver Anthony Songs From A to Z

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Virginia-born singer-songwriter Oliver Anthony built his career far from the usual Nashville machinery. Born Christopher Anthony Lunsford on June 30, 1992, he grew up in the Piedmont region and later took his stage name from his grandfather. Before music became his livelihood, he worked industrial jobs and spent years in outside sales, visiting factories and job sites across Virginia and North Carolina. Those experiences gave his songs a close connection to working-class frustration, isolation, faith, addiction, and the desire for a simpler life.

Anthony began writing songs in 2021 and started releasing recordings under the name Oliver Anthony Music in 2022. His earliest tracks were spare and direct, often recorded with little more than his voice and an acoustic or resonator guitar. Songs including “Aint Gotta Dollar,” “Virginia,” “Doggonit,” and “Cobwebs and Cocaine” began attracting listeners who responded to the unpolished sound and the sense that the material came from lived experience.

Everything changed in August 2023 when the outdoor performance video for “Rich Men North of Richmond” spread rapidly online. The single debuted at Number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making Anthony the first artist to enter the chart at the top without any previous chart history. The song also brought several of his earlier recordings back into public view, including “I Want to Go Home,” “I’ve Got to Get Sober,” “90 Some Chevy,” and “Rich Man’s Gold.”

Anthony resisted attempts to turn his sudden success into a conventional major-label career. He remained independent, declined widely publicized recording offers, and continued presenting the music in a stripped-down style. He also pushed back when political groups tried to claim “Rich Men North of Richmond” as a simple partisan statement, explaining that his frustration was directed at a broader system rather than one party.

His debut studio album, Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind, arrived on March 31, 2024. Produced by Dave Cobb, the 18-track record combines ten songs with eight short spoken passages from the Bible. The sequence traces a decade of addiction, depression, faith, anger, recovery, and family life through songs such as “Doggonit,” “Hell on Earth,” “I Want to Go Home,” “VCR Kid,” and “Momma’s Been Hurting.”

Anthony continued releasing music after the album. “Cowboys and Sunsets” and his version of “Country Roads” appeared in 2024, followed by “Scornful Woman” and “Only God Can Save Us Now” in 2025. His 2026 releases included live recordings of “Ole Red” and “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” along with studio and live versions of “Hank.”

His catalog remains compact compared with those of artists who have spent decades inside the recording industry, but its impact has been unusually large. Anthony’s rough-edged voice, plainspoken writing, and independent approach turned songs recorded in the Virginia countryside into national hits without sanding away the qualities that first drew listeners to them.

Complete List Of Oliver Anthony Songs From A to Z

A–E

“90 Some Chevy” – non-album single – 2023
“90 Some Chevy (Live)” – live single – 2023
“Aint Gotta Dollar” – non-album single – 2022
“Aint Gotta Dollar (Laundry Room Edition)” – standalone version – 2023
“Always Love You Like a Good Old Dog” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“Between You & Me” – non-album single – 2023
“Cobwebs and Cocaine” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“Country Roads” – standalone single – 2024
“Cowboys and Sunsets” – standalone single – 2024
“Doggonit” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“Doggonit (Original Recording)” – standalone version – 2022

F–J

“Feeling Purdy Good” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Ecclesiastes Chapter 1” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Ecclesiastes Chapter 4” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Ecclesiastes Chapter 5 (I)” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Ecclesiastes Chapter 5 (II)” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Ecclesiastes Chapter 9” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Matthew Chapter 10” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Matthew Chapter 24” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“From Proverbs Chapter 3” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“Hank” – standalone single – 2026
“Hank (Live From The Coal Mines)” – live single – 2026
“Hell on Earth” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“I Want to Go Home” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024
“I Want to Go Home (Live)” – live single – 2023
“I’ve Got to Get Sober” – Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind – 2024