Old Dominion

Old Dominion want to keep new music coming and coming!

The band makes sure to keep the holiday spirit alive, even when out on the road!

Old Dominion have announced plans for their 2018 Happy Endings World Tour — a tour which begins in February and, so far, includes just six U.S. dates.

Make sure your year has a happy ending with Old Dominion.

The top spots go to artists with a long history of making great country music.

Old Dominion's new single, "No Such Thing as a Broken Heart," finds the fun-loving group taking a turn for the more serious, and according to lead singer/co-writer Matt Ramsey, the song heralds a little bit of a new direction for the group's forthcoming sophomore album.

Spring is the time for new country artists to release their first new songs to the radio. That's the case for Taste of Country RISERS like Jacob Davis, plus newcomers like Carly Pearce and Lena Stone. But don't worry — the radiowaves will still be loaded with superstars!

Old Dominion are back with a new single that breathes even more sunshine into their already mellow vibe. The band's laid-back attitude comes on strong on the bouncy "No Such Thing as a Broken Heart," whose sing-along lyrics are bound to get stuck in your head for days ... which is a good thing, seeing as it boasts a positive message of spreading love, even in the darkest times.

Miranda Lambert has announced her first 2017 tour dates. The singer's Highway Vagabond Tour will include Aubrie Sellers and Old Dominion, and begin on Jan. 26 in Evansville, Ind.

Rain and 75MPH wind gusts didn't stop Old Dominion from showing up for their fans Wednesday night (Aug. 17) in Virginia Beach.

More than 46,000 fans filled the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Saturday night (June 4) to see Kenny Chesney live in concert — including Randy Travis.

We all have that one thing we did that we kept from mom.