Bluegrass Festival: Volume Five

Denison University presents a concert by Volume Five as part of the 14th Annual Bluegrass Festival.

Notice: this information is for a past event.
Location:
Swasey Chapel
Ticket Info: Free
Sponsor(s):
Music
Photo of five members of Volume Five

Denison University presents a concert by Volume Five as part of the 14th Annual Bluegrass Festival. Volume Five is blazing a red-hot trail on the bluegrass scene with their live stage performances and chart topping albums. Their new release, “Drifter,” on Mountain Fever Records, demonstrates their various styles of bluegrass.

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