Life just got a whole lot sweeter for Old Dominion fans. The country group dropped their new, feel-good single “Make It Sweet” today and announced plans for a 2019 arena tour.
After weeks of teasing new music on their social media, Old Dominion finally unveiled what they’ve been working on in the studio. “Make It Sweet” follows the familiar formula they’ve crafted for hits like “No Such Thing As a Broken Heart,” “Snapback” and current Country Airplay No. 1 “Hotel Key.” Frontman Matthew Ramsey zeroes in on making the most of every moment, culminating in the simple lesson that “life is short, make it sweet.” The track is the band’s first new release since dropping their sophomore album Happy Endings last year.
The Nashville-based band will launch their Make It Sweet Tour January 18 in Chicago and invade major markets across North America through April before wrapping up the trek in San Jose. A total of 23 cities are on the itinerary, including Washington D.C., Madison, Omaha, Reno, Scottsdale and Tallahassee. Joining them in support are rising country artists Jordan Davis, Morgan Evans and Mitchel Tenpenny.
Old Dominion are currently on the road for a batch of fall dates on their Happy Endings World Tour, which they launched earlier this year. In between tour legs, the quintet played North American stadiums alongside Thomas Rhett and Kenny Chesney on the latter’s Trip Around the Sun Tour.
Check out the sunny new single, along with a full list of tour dates below. Find Old Dominion tickets here.
Old Dominion – Make It Sweet Tour Dates
Jan. 18 – Chicago, IL – Allstate Arena
Jan. 19 – Bloomington, IL – Grossinger Motors Arena
Jan. 24 – Beidji, MN – Sanford Center
Jan. 25 – Brookings, SD – Swiftel Center
Jan. 30 – Scottsdale, AZ – Coors Light Birds Nest
Feb. 2 – Durant, OK – Choctaw Grand Theater
Feb. 7 – Lowell, MA – Tsongas Center
Feb. 8 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena
Feb. 9 – Washington, DC – The Anthem
Feb. 14 – Windsor, ON – Caesars Windsor
Feb. 15 – Cedar Rapids, IA – US Cellular Center
Feb. 16 – Fort Wayne, IN – Memorial Coliseum
Feb. 27 – Athens, GA – Akins Ford Arena
Feb. 28 – Asheville, NC – US Cellular Center
Mar. 1 – North Charleston, SC – North Charleston Coliseum
Mar. 7 – Pensacola, FL – Pensacola Bay Center
Mar. 8 – Tallahassee, FL – Donald L. Tucker Center
Mar. 28 – Madison, WI – Alliant Energy Center
Mar. 29 – St. Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena
Mar. 30 – Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center Omaha
Apr. 25 – Boise, ID – CenturyLink Arena
Apr. 26 – Reno, NV – Reno Events Center
Apr. 27 – San Jose, CA – San Jose Events Center