Oliver Anthony Goes Off-Roading in Indiana Before Concert

Country/folk singer-songwriter Oliver Anthony was all smiles after having some fun at an Indiana off-road park ahead his concert in Indianapolis.

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When I first ran across Oliver Anthony Music on TikTok, I was immediately intrigued. I've been listening to his music since the beginning, and I've enjoyed every tune that he's thrown at fans. Most recently, the artist was spotted hanging out in Indiana at an off-road park before a concert at White River State Park in Indianapolis. The singer-songwriter looked like he was having a fantastic time and took to social media to capture the moment.

Who is Oliver Anthony?

Christopher Anthony Lunsford was born and raised in Virginia, where he still lives with his wife and two children. “Oliver Anthony Music” is a dedication to his grandfather, whose name was “Oliver Anthony." According to Rolling Stone, Lunsford went from a totally unknown artist to the top of the charts in a period of just two weeks with "Rich Men North of Richmond" in 2023. The singer-songwriter released a full album in March 2024 called Hymnal of a Troubled Man's Mind and is now on his "Out of the Woods" world tour.

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Oliver Anthony Music at Badlands Off Road Park

I suppose there are a number of ways one can get ready for a big concert, but this one might be the most unique approach yet. Lunsford recently stopped by Badlands Off Road Park, located in Fountain County, Indiana, to enjoy the park's 1,400 acres of multi-directional, diverse terrain. He posted pictures on social media, and given the amount of dirt that covered the artist, I would say they were taken after his off-road adventure.

After trading his tour bus for an ATV, I'm sure Lunsford obtained enough adrenaline for his upcoming show. Personally, I wonder how many people saw the guy while enjoying their own off-road excursion and if they knew who they were sharing the dirt pathways with. It just goes to show that you never know who you might run into when out and about in the Hoosier State.