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Old Dominion offered a sneak peek of a personalized feature in the band’s soon-to-open bar in Nashville, Tennessee.
The reigning, seven-time Country Music Association Vocal Group of the Year winners posted a brief clip on social media on Thursday morning (January 23), unveiling the first glimpse of the bar top at Odie’s. The bar top will feature guitar picks, a “Memory Lane” sign, tons of personal photographs and more. The sneak peek arrives about a month after Old Dominion invited fans to send items that are special to them — including stickers, postcards and badges — to be displayed at the bar.
Old Dominion announced plans to open Odie’s in December 2023. The opening date has not been announced as of publication time, though It’s set to open in Nashville’s Midtown neighborhood, apart from the famous stretch of honky tonks on and around Broadway (including bars by Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Dierks Bentley and others). Old Dominion will join “There Was This Girl” artist Riley Green, who recently opened his bar in Midtown. The band — made up of Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers, Geoff Spring and Brad Tursi — said at the time that Midtown has “played such a role in the history of our band.
“From chilling at the bar after writing, to playing weekly into the wee hours of the morning and even recently playing Whiskey Jam to launch our tour…. It’s an important neighborhood for not only upcoming artists and writers but also for locals and visitors who want a good place they know they can go and have a good time. Odie’s will be that neighborhood bar for us all.”