Eric Dodd is a songwriter, singer, and performer whose music is deeply rooted in storytelling and lived experience. Growing up, Dodd split his focus between competitive golf and an undeniable pull toward music. He earned a golf scholarship to Georgia College & State University before ultimately following his calling, transferring to the University of Georgia to study music business and immerse himself in the legendary Athens music scene.

In 2014, Dodd made the inevitable leap to Nashville, where his career quickly gained national traction. In 2016, he was named a CMT Discovery Artist, releasing his debut EP Fun / Fire / Rain, produced by Jesse Triplett of Collective Soul. Singles "Outskirts" and "The Reason" both hit #1 on CMT's 12-Pack Countdown (twice), while "Baecation" broke onto national FM radio and reached #1 on the nationally syndicated Bobby Bones Show.

Known for both his electrifying and intimate live shows, Dodd has shared the stage with Sam Hunt, Old Dominion, Zac Brown Band, Jake Owen, Cole Swindell, and Rodney Atkins. His songwriting catalog has amassed over 75 million streams, with cuts recorded by Colt Ford, Spencer Crandall, Coffey Anderson, Allie Colleen, and Rodell Duff.

Now firmly planted in the heart of Nashville's creative scene, Dodd is entering a new chapter — releasing new music and preparing his upcoming project OCONEE, a deeply personal body of work named for the place that shaped him. Alongside longtime friend and bandmate Matt VanZant, Dodd also co-founded Oconee Music Foundry, an artist development company, management firm, and record label built to champion authentic voices and long-term careers.