Volume Five has announced two new members of their long-running bluegrass band, led by vocalist and fiddler Glen Harrell. Nick Keen has joined up on mandolin, and Wyatt Harman on bass, both experienced young bluegrass professionals who have been active
For their latest single with Mountain Fever Records, Volume Five has chosen Dreams Like That, a lovely song about a man who finds solace from a troubled world in his reminiscences while sleeping. It's a comforting and comfortable piece that
Volume Five is sharing another track from their next Mountain Fever Records as a single, one written by Josh Miller called County Wishing Well. As always, it's sung by fiddler Glen Harrell, as he relates this piece of historical fiction about
Volume Five has a new single on tap this week, a grassed up remake of a 1977 hit from British rocker Dave Mason. It's their version of We Just Disagree, written by Jim Krueger, who sang harmony on the original cut,
Mountain Fever Records has a new single today for perennial bluegrass hitmakers, Volume Five. It's the first look at their next project, with the lonesome title, You Don't Care For Me Enough To Cry. Written and originally recorded by John Moreland
Volume Five's latest single from Mountain Fever Records has made a rapid ascent on our Bluegrass Today Weekly Airplay chart. The first week Restless Heart and a Rambler's Soul hit the chart, it came in at #26, and now a
Mountain Fever Records has released a new single for Volume Five, the third from their upcoming album, Karma, set to release next week. It's a song called It's Gonna Get Better, written by two of the most celebrated songwriters in bluegrass,
Jacob Eller has been announced as the new bass player with consistent bluegrass chart toppers Volume Five. Bluegrass fans know Jacob from his time on bass with Galax, VA group No Speed Limit, and with both Sierra Hull and The Church
Volume Five also has a new single today from Mountain Fever Records, another from their next album with the label. This time it's a new song from the pen of Josh Miller called Losing My Religion, not to be confused with
Off-season band member changes have become commonplace in bluegrass music. The Becky Buller Band has taken this to a new extreme by replacing all of Volume Five. Becky said, "I was tired of leading my own band and I've always enjoyed
