Home Free delivers a stunning a cappella performance of ‘Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,’ providing a new take on a classic and beloved hymn! Written by Charles Wesley and originally published in 1739, the song was altered slightly in 1758 by George Whitefield and again in 1767 by Martin Madan. George Wesley’s timeless message endured the changes, still communicating the greatest gift that mankind has ever received from our Heavenly Father!

Home Free’s current members—Adam Rupp, Rob Lundquist, Tim Foust, Adam Chance, and Adam Bell-Bastien—bring their incredible vocal gifts and percussion to this holiday favorite. With three Adams in the group, is there any doubt that the group’s music is blessed?

Surrounded by mountains, forests, and creeks, the gentlemen proclaim God’s glory! Fans applaud Rob and Adam B.’s lead vocals and Adam Rupp’s perfectly placed claps and mouth-made beats, vibrations, and reverberations! Adam Rupp wears the least clothing, possibly allowing freedom of movement as he provides the group’s rhythmic lead. Each Home Free member contributes wonderfully to create a stirring rendition of one of the most recognizable of Christmas carols!

Here are four lines from the second verse of “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”:

‘Christ, by highest heaven adored,

Christ, the everlasting Lord,

late in time behold him come,

offspring of the Virgin's womb’

Founded in 2001, the Mankato, Minnesota men updated their 2014 album, Full of Cheer, in 2016 when they released Full Of (Even More) Cheer. The album debuted at number two on the Top Country Albums Chart with 13,000 sold; it was the band’s best performance on the chart at the time. This year, Home Free offers up even more Christmas with their newest album, Any Kind of Christmas.  

During this upcoming Christmas season, may we delight in the blessings of God—His splendid natural creations, the warmth of beautiful voices singing new and traditional Christmas songs, and the joy of the birth of Jesus Christ! 

“But the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.’” Luke 2:10