Brad from Old Dominion Was Sorry the Year He Got Coal in His Stocking

Posted on December 16, 2020

When you were a kid, did you ever get told that if you misbehaved Santa would leave coal in your stocking?

Well, Brad Tursi from Old Dominion thought that happened to him once, “My most vivid memory of Christmas was when my parents thought it was funny to put coal in my stocking.”

Brad shares, “So, I came out…you know, we always did the stockings first so I open the stocking and I got a bunch of lumps of coal,” but the story has a happy ending as all Christmas tales do, “In the next room I had presents…skis, I think I got skis that year.”

Santa is dropping a lot more than coal in the 2020 Stockings for Brad, and his bandmates, Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers and Geoff Sprung.

Old Dominion walked away with CMA & ACM Group of the Year wins, and they are ending 2020 by climbing the country airplay charts with their latest track, “Never Be Sorry”–which you can check out the music video for, right here…

Photo Credit: Mason Allen

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