Old Dominion brought their A-game to Nashville’s iconic Ryman Auditorium, where they not only made music history but also broke records for charity. The country band’s star-studded 7 for 7 Residency raised a staggering $1.25 million over seven unforgettable shows, benefiting seven worthy causes. From February 3-6, the band, fresh off winning their seventh consecutive CMA Group of the Year award, dazzled audiences while supporting MusiCares, St. Jude, Save the Music, and more.
In addition to the philanthropic feats, the residency saw surprise performances from stars like NEEDTOBREATHE’s Bear Rinehart and country legend Phil Vassar. Fans were also teased with a major tour announcement, sending the excitement into overdrive.
Matthew Ramsey reflected on the residency’s impact, stating, “The journey is just so crazy you can’t believe it when it’s happening to you. But no matter what happens, you never forget it.” A charitable milestone paired with unforgettable moments—Old Dominion proves once again that they’re just as big-hearted as they are talented.
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