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There’s still time to get your tickets to be in the audience for this Sunday’s Mountain Stage featuring NRBQ, Kat Edmonson, Lindsay Lou, The Matchsellers, and The Wooks . But if you’re not in the area, you can now join us from anywhere with an internet connection thanks to VuHaus and the WVPB Video Production department.
Just head on over to MountainStage.org or VuHaus.com at 7pm EST to watch along.
You can hear Kat Edmonson’s second appearance on Mountain Stage to get a taste of what is to come this Sunday.
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