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Get ready for an unforgettable night of award-winning bluegrass with Volume Five—one of the most dynamic and respected bands on the scene today. Known for their rich harmonies, top-tier musicianship, and heartfelt songs, this powerhouse group blends tradition with fresh energy that’s sure to captivate bluegrass fans and newcomers alike. Don’t miss your chance to see Volume Five live—a must-see show for any acoustic music lover!
“Volume Five is one of the bands that are on my personal ‘must see’ list. Glen Harrell is one of the best lead singers in bluegrass. See them and you will understand my feelings about this band.”
Glen Harrell accepting the 2017 IBMA Song of the Year Award in Raleigh, NC.
Glen Harrell, lead singer, fiddler player and band leader.
“In the ever-evolving landscape of roots music, certain ensembles consistently stand out, not just for their technical prowess but for their ability to connect with listeners on a profoundly human level. Volume Five, a group that has quietly but steadily built a reputation as one of bluegrass music’s most compelling acts, once again demonstrates this innate talent with their powerful new single, “Walking Among the Living.” This isn’t just another track; it’s an experience, a gentle yet firm hand extended in times of uncertainty, reminding us that even after the darkest storms, the promise of a new dawn remains. Glen Harrell, the band’s founding member and the soulful voice that anchors their sound, articulates the song’s universal appeal with disarming simplicity.. ” - Christian Lamitschka (Single Review for "Walking Among the Living")
“The showcase features 10 musical lamps to Leave a Light On produced by Glen Harrell (lead vocal/fiddle). The music is never heavy-handed & the vocals are expressive, by rootsy purists who have laid out some rewarding results through their picking. And if the singing doesn’t get you, the musicianship will. I like that the band hasn’t written songs with cliché-packed, redundant lyrics. They concentrated on storytelling that has considerable merit.” - John Apice (Album Review - Leave A Light On