Old Dominion drops fresh album named ‘Barbara’
nd turns. Each track on the album showcases the band’s versatility, from the sun-dappled lament of “Crying in a Beach Bar” to the honky-tonk funk of “Sip In The Right Direction.” “Talk Country” offers witty yet yearning highway rock, while “What Doesn’t Kill A Memory” experiments with contemporary R&B elements. The album culminates with “Goodnight Music City,” a heartfelt tribute to Nashville, complete with local references that insiders will appreciate.
With the release of Barbara, Old Dominion’s How Good Is That – World Tour will continue delighting fans with new music alongside classic favorites. The band’s tour will span across America and Europe, with stops in cities like Belfast, London, Manchester, and Glasgow in the UK. Fans can catch them live and experience the magic of Barbara in person.
Old Dominion’s journey to Barbara began with their debut album in 2015, Meat And Candy, setting the stage for their evolution over the past decade. From humble beginnings as van tour road warriors to headlining arenas and amphitheaters worldwide, the band has consistently delivered hit singles and earned numerous accolades, solidifying their status as one of country music’s most awarded groups.
Barbara, with its 13 captivating tracks, encapsulates the essence of Old Dominion. The band’s fusion of country, rock, and pop influences shines through, as they masterfully navigate between playful wordplay and poignant reflections on themes like love and mortality. The album showcases their growth as artists, capturing the highs and lows of life with sincerity and heart, making it their most dynamic and personal work to date.
As Old Dominion continues to captivate audiences with their infectious hooks and unwavering spirit, Barbara stands as a testament to their musical evolution and unwavering dedication to their craft. Fans can immerse themselves in the band’s latest offering and witness firsthand how Old Dominion continues to push boundaries and redefine the contemporary country music landscape. Don’t miss out on experiencing Barbara live and witness Old Dominion’s musical brilliance unfold on stage.