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When Glee premiered its first episode in May 2009, its version of Journey's, 'Don't Stop Believing' landed in the top five hits of the Billboard Music Charts. Performed by the castmates themselves during the pilot, the song ultimately sold over 700,000 copies. It paved the way for Glee's popularity, not just as a TV show, but also as a chart-topping recording entity. Columbia Records became the show's official music partner in 2009. The first two Glee albums went gold and platinum. The show's soundtrack, The Power of Madonna, debuted at number one & was the first of three Glee releases to do so, as the series wrapped up its first season in the summer of 2010. Columbia Records became the show's official music partner in 2009. The first two Glee albums went gold and platinum. The show's soundtrack, The Power of Madonna, debuted at number one & was the first of three Glee releases to do so, as the series wrapped up its first season in the summer of 2010. The show's sixth and final season began in January 2015 and along with it came more EPs, including, 'We Built This Glee Club' and the collection of music from the series finale Dreams Come True, with more EPs of songs from each episode.

Don't Stop Believin' (Glee Cast Version) - Glee: The Music, Volume 1

Total Eclipse of the Heart (Glee Cast Version feat. Jonathan Groff) - Glee: The Music, Volume 3 Showstoppers

Valerie (Glee Cast Version) - Glee: The Music, Volume 4

Glee - Best New Drama - TV Choice Awards - 2010

Glee - Program of the Year - TCA Awards - 2010

Glee - Outstanding Comedy Series - GLAAD Media Awards - 2011

Glee - Favorite New Television Cast Ensemble - Diversity Awards - 2009

Glee: The Music, Volume 3 Showstoppers' - Soundtracks – Favorite Album - American Music Awards - 2010

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