Old Dominion Sets New Album For October

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Old Dominion will release its third studio album on Oct. 25, it was announced Monday morning (July 8) on Good Morning America. The new self-titled project finds the band co-producing their album for the first time, alongside longtime collaborator Shane McAnally.

The group recently celebrated its seventh No. 1 song, “Make It Sweet,” and released a followup radio single in “One Man Band,” which has earned more than 40 million streams to date.

Old Dominion’s 2017 sophomore album, Happy Endings, debuted at No. 1 and the band is the reigning ACM Vocal Group of the Year for 2019.

In addition, Old Dominion’s Matthew Ramsey was recently featured on “And the Writer Is…with Ross Golan,” a songwriting podcast produced by Joe London and Ross Golan.

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