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Country Music Powerhouse Old Dominion Heading to Baylor's Foster Pavilion This Fall

Multi-platinum country group Old Dominion will bring their "How Good Is That" world tour to Waco, Texas, with a performance at Baylor University's Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Record-Breaking Success and Industry Accolades

Country music is the hottest music format out there these days, with the top 5 artists on the Hot 100 Billboard chart classified as country. Old Dominion is known for its clever lyrics and energized live shows. The band has earned top honors from the GRAMMYs, CMT, American Music Awards, and Billboard Music Awards.


 


 

CMA History

The band secured its seventh consecutive "Vocal Group of the Year" trophy at the 2024 CMA Awards, setting the longest streak in the category history.

ACM Milestone

They continued their award momentum at the 2025 Academy of Country Music Awards by earning an eighth straight "Group of the Year" title, setting records for both total and consecutive wins.

Hallmark Recognition

Beyond their industry awards, the group was inducted into the prestigious Nashville Walk of Fame by legendary songwriter Vince Gill. They were also honored at Save The Music’s annual Hometown to Hometown event for their dedicated work in music education advocacy.

A Premier Venue Destination in Central Texas

The upcoming concert reflects Baylor University's commitment to bringing A-list music acts to Foster Pavilion. Tickets for the September 18 concert are currently available through official university ticketing channels and major vendors. Buy tickets HERE.

Old Dominion Meet & Greet at Taste of Country 2024

Gallery Credit: Oakview Marketing & Media

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