Volkov Trio is a Russian avant-garde jazz ensemble known for its innovative fusion of jazz, improvisation, and Russian folklore roots. The group is led by Vladimir Volkov, a prominent European free-jazz musician who plays the double bass and viola da gamba. Volkov Trio has performed on numerous international stages and has received several international awards for their creative approach to music.

The trio's discography includes notable works such as "Real Life Of Plants" (1996) and "Once There Was Sun" (1999), showcasing their collaboration with musicians like Arkady Shilkloper and Sergey Starostin. Volkov's collaborations extend beyond the trio, having worked with renowned artists such as Tomasz Stanko, Bobo Stenson, and Kenny Wheeler.

Volkov's playing has been praised for its dynamic range, described as "like the wind in spring" by Jazz Podium, highlighting his exceptional skill and versatility. The trio continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of genres, making each performance a memorable experience.