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Volume Five, a group that started as a casual jam band in 2008, has grown into one of bluegrass music's most popular and unique acts. The soulful lead vocals by Mississippi fiddler Glen Harrell and the band's tight instrumentals and vocal harmony have earned the group two International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) Awards and many nominations from organizations such as the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards, and from the Society and Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America (SPBGMA). 

Volume Five includes an impressive group of musicians, including Glen Harrell on lead vocals and fiddle; Chris Wade on banjo; Nick Keen on mandolin; Wyatt Harman on bass; and Jared Hensley on guitar and vocals. 

Volume Five's touring schedule has afforded them the benefit of playing with numerous artists over the years, some of whom have become fans, such as Buddy Melton who says, "What defines a great band? Superior musicianship, impeccable singing, moving song selections. Volume Five has all the above and more. They are extremely talented yet humble and genuinely real people. Volume Five has a magical quality about them that will undoubtedly make a lasting impression in the world of acoustic music." 

In 2010, the band signed with Mountain Fever Records. The label released Down In A Cell, followed by the 2011 release of Children of the Mountain and Run in 2013. In 2014, the label released Volume Five's well-crafted southern gospel-tinged bluegrass album, The Day We Learned To Fly which earned them nominations for the IBMA Emerging Artist of the Year and another for the IBMA Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year for The Day We Learn To Fly (album), Stacy Richardson and Leroy Drumm (writers), Volume Five (producers). 

Continuing with that success, in 2015, Mountain Fever Records released the band's fifth album on the label titled Voices. Due to their live performance popularity and album success, they received two separate industry award nominations. Volume Five received a Nomination for the 2015 IBMA Emerging Artist of the Year Award and a nomination from the Gospel Music Association (GMA) Dove Awards for Bluegrass Song of the Year for the song, "Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man." The successful tune featured guest vocals by Rhonda Vincent on the Dolly Parton cover song. 

In 2016, Volume Five's album, Drifter, made its debut on the Billboard™' Top 10 Bluegrass Album Chart. This highly successful project, and one of their most-streamed albums, rightfully earned the group two IBMA Awards in 2017. They won the Emerging Artist of the Year Award and the prestigious Song of the Year Award for "I Am A Drifter," written by Donna Ulisse and Marc Rossi. 

In 2018, Volume Five celebrated its 10th anniversary with yet another Billboard™ Top 10 Bluegrass Chart album – Milestones. They followed up with the 2019 release of For Those Who Care To Listen, which includes two #1 hit radio singles ("The Army Vet Song" and "The 15th of October") on the Bluegrass Today Top 20 Song Chart. In addition, a highly viewed video for "The 15th of October" was released. The video was filmed during their recording sessions at one of bluegrass music's favorite venues - Everett's Music Barn in Suwanee, Georgia. 
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Mountain Fever Records is proud to present Volume Five’s highly anticipated new album, Leave a Light On—a heartfelt, dynamic collection that reflects the band’s deep musical roots and forward-thinking artistry. Frontman Read more

Mountain Fever Records is proud to present Volume Five’s highly anticipated new album, Leave a Light On—a heartfelt, dynamic collection that reflects the band’s deep musical roots and forward-thinking artistry.

Frontman Glen Harrell shares, “As with each album we create, this one is a representation of our many different musical backgrounds and influences. This album is all about the songs—each one represents some personal experience or a new beginning for Volume Five. We always try to think about how we can create something new and exciting without straying too far from who we are as a band and the unique sound we try to bring forth as musicians and artists.”

Known for their signature blend of energetic traditional bluegrass and emotionally rich storytelling, Volume Five once again delivers with Leave a Light On. The album features top-performing singles like "Dreams Like That," "County Wishing Well," "You Don’t Care for Me Enough to Cry," "We Just Disagree," and "Dying All Over Again" - all of which have charted in the top 10 of the Bluegrass Today chart multiple times.

This stand-out project features Glen Harrell on lead vocals and fiddle, Jacob Burleson on guitar and harmony vocals, Aaron Ramsey on mandolin and harmony vocals, Jacob Eller on bass, Jeff Partin on resophonic guitar and bass, Chris Wade on banjo, and Grayson Lane on piano for the title track, “Leave a Light On.”

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