2001 - 2002
Old Union was formed, originating in Nashville, TN quickly establishing a hometown fan base.

2003
Old Union's debut CD; "Forgiveness Or Permission," released in December of 2003 on Stonewall Records, drew favorable reviews and opened their presence in southeastern cities and gained national recognition, helping them land slots out west at the High Sierra Festival.

2004
The debut CD featured guest vocals from rock legend, Bonnie Bramlett, which led to a successful Bonnie Bramlett/Old Union Northeastern tour including a critically acclaimed appearance at the Edmonton Folk Festival in Canada and the Charlie Daniel's Angelus Benfit Concert at the Ford Ampetheater in Tampa FL. Their relationship with Bonnie and experience on tour proved to help the band hone their skills as well as gain credibility from an older generation of rock listeners. The band sells out their first Midnight Special New Year's Eve Show at Nashville's Belcourt Theater.

2005
Extensive touring landed spots on the festival circuit such as Bonnaroo and High Sierra. Having shared a western tour, Old Union and Mile 8 film the Halloween DVD at their welcome home show at Nashville's Exit/In. Featuring 4 seamless sets of music between the bands, culminating in an 11 piece 40 minute encore. The band sells out their second Midnight Special New Year's Eve Show at Nashville's Belcourt Theater.

2006
The Union released their concert DVD. The year saw some studio work with John Carter Cash at the legendary Cash Cabin Studio. Cash was drawn to the band by their songwriting ability and called their sound; "lyrically poignant, sonically explosive, emotionally charged and culturally significant. The best new rock music I've heard in years." Bassist Ben Bridges leaves the band to focus solely on a project with his brother, Flat Rock Revival. Jason Williams joins the band to complete the current line up. This year found it's end with the third annual sold out New Years show at The Belcourt Theatre in Nashville, which featured the one time Allman Brother member Johnny Neel.

2007
Old Union began its most prolific studio work to date on its sophomore release, "Motels & Highways" working by oil lamp in some classic Music Row studios under the watchful ears of Grammy-nominated engineer, Jake Burns.