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Mountain Stage Radio Show Joins VuHaus

West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Mountain Stage is proud to announce its new partnership with VuHaus, a growing network of public media organizations who share a common mission to support emerging artists and to be a premier music discovery source for audiences around the world.

The VuHaus network encompasses the country’s leading engines for music discovery: WFUV in New York City, KCRW in Los Angeles, KEXP in Seattle, WXPN in Philadelphia, KUTX in Austin, KTBG The Bridge in Kansas City, KXT in Dallas, opbmusic is Portland, and now Mountain Stage of West Virginia Public Broadcasting. 

The VuHaus stations film local, emerging and established artists playing live music in their studios, on location, and in intimate settings, with one-of-a-kind interviews, and live performance streams. VuHaus curates this exclusive content providing a single platform for music discovery in an ever-expanding video collection from America’s most vibrant music scenes. 

Mountain Stage will now have its own corner (www.vuhaus.com/westvirginia) on the VuHaus platform. Starting today, watch Mountain Stage performances from emerging and established acts like Jason Isbell, Dawes, Lake Street Dive, Lucy Wainwright Roche and more.

In addition, and as a celebration of Mountain Stage’s 32nd Anniversary Show, a live webcast will be streamed on VuHaus Sunday, December 6, 2015 starting at 7pm EDT. The show will feature The Cactus Blossoms, Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys, Noah Gundersen, Amy Helm & the Handsome Strangers and Josh Ritter. Watch the live video this Sunday at www.VuHaus.com.

“It’s a new era in public media, and here at Mountain Stage we are looking to VuHaus as the next step for creating and distributing our content,” states Adam Harris, Mountain Stage Executive Producer. “ We’re looking forward to connecting with a whole new audience through VuHaus and inviting that audience to experience our radio show, live or on air, in the future.”

Mountain Stage Offers FREE Admission to Thank Community After Water Crisis

So many West Virginians have responded to the water crisis by helping their community. We’ve checked on elderly neighbors, we’ve delivered bottled water to the needy. Our emergency workers have put in long hours to restore our way of life.

So we’re saying “thank you” on Sunday by making this week’s Mountain Stage show free to the public. People who attend the show will be encouraged to donate to non-profit groups that are helping people hurt by the crisis.

“This is a chance for West Virginia Public Broadcasting and our program, Mountain Stage, to show our community how much we appreciate what they did during the water crisis,” said Executive Director Scott Finn.

The Sunday, January 19 show is at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The show begins at 7 p.m. Free tickets can be picked up at the Culture Center box office starting at 5 p.m. on a first-come-first serve basis.

“We’re starting 2014 over with a New Year’s Party at Mountain Stage,” said Mountain Stage host and artistic director Larry Groce. “January 19 is the new January 1! After the water disruption and the extreme weather, we all need a chance to re-boot and I think an evening of good music seems like a fine way to do it.”

Sunday’s show features soul and R&B singer Bettye LaVette, Israeli superstar David Broza, family-based North Carolina quartet Matrimony, modern Irish singer/songwriter Declan O’Rourke and Noah Gundersen from Seattle, Wash. More information on the show can be found on the Mountain Stage website.

“Please be our guest at this Sunday’s show, and if your budget allows it, we hope you’ll use your ticket money to have dinner at your favorite restaurant before you come, and be generous to the staff who have been unable to work in the past week,” Groce said.

“Let’s celebrate our family, friends, community and everyone who pitched in to help keep things going during the recent crisis.”

Anyone who already purchased a ticket may exchange it at the box office for a gift certificate or a ticket to an upcoming show.

Read the Charleston Gazette’s feature on Bettye LaVette.

Read The Charleston Daily Mail’s feature on David Broza.

For more information on Sunday’s Show, visit the Mountain Stage website.

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