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Watch Live: Mountain Stage This Sunday with Amanda Shires, The War and Treaty, Teitur & More

Update: Sept. 24, 2018- Thank you to everyone who watched along with us or attended last night’s Mountain Stage with Larry Groce. Listen for this show starting October 26 on our NPR affiliates, and keep an eye on the Mountain Stage VuHaus Channel for select performances from last night’s how.

Original Post: Sept. 22, 2018-There are still tickets available to this Sunday’s Mountain Stage with Larry Groce, when the show welcomes Amanda Shires, The War and Treaty, Israel Nash, Teitur and Byron Isaacs. If you can’t join us here in our home town of Charleston, W.Va., you’ll be able to join us live wherever you are, thanks to our video production team at West Virginia Public Broadcasting and our partners at VuHaus.

Watch along as we record episode #931 at the Culture Center Theater with Shires, whose new record “To The Sunset,” has garnered praise across the board for it’s artistic breadth. The Charleston-Gazette Mail caught up with Shires, who will join us for the fourth time on Sunday.

The debut full-length album from The War and Treaty, “Rising Tide,” has built huge buzz for the band with it’s powerful, engergetic sound. You won’t want to miss this band in action.

We’re also excited to welcome back Teitur, a songwriter from the Faroe Islands whose new album, “I Want To be Kind,” is filled with his charming, thoughtful songwriting.

We’ll also have live sets from Israel Nash (new album “Lifted” was released in July) and Byron Isaacs, who has played with Ollabelle and The Lumineers, with songs from his new solo effort “Disappearing Man.”

Just point your browser to this post, VuHaus.com or MountainStage.org at 7pm EST and watch along. Be sure to send us a tweet or use the hashtag #MountainStage to let us know you’re watching.

Watch Live This Sunday: Jeff Daniels & Ben Daniels Band, more on Mountain Stage.

As of Thursday evening there were still tickets available for this Sunday’s Mountain Stage taping in Charleston, WV featuring Jeff Daniels & the Ben Daniels Band, Dawn Landes, Lucy Wainwright Roche, Kevin Gordon and The Handsome Family.

We’re excited to announce that you can watch along from afar starting at 7pm EST for our live video webcast thanks to West Virginia Public Broadcasting and our colleauges at VuHaus.com. Watch along with us and be sure to let us know where you’re watching from on Twitter or Instagram.

While you’re getting prepped for the show, you can check out the bittersweet new single from Lucy Wainwright Roche, “Soft Line,” which premiered over at Pop Matters recently. You’ll recognize some faces in the video, as both Emily Saliers and Amy Ray from Indigo Girls have guest appearances on Lucy’s upcoming album “Little Beast.”

You can also read Graffiti’s feature on Jeff Daniels here, and get some insight into Kevin Gordon’s new release “Tilt & Shine” in the Charleston Gazette.

WATCH LIVE: NRBQ, Kat Edmonson, Lindsay Lou, and more on Mountain Stage

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.

WATCH: James McMurtry, Inara George and More on Mountain Stage This Sunday

UPDATE: Due to travel conditions Lee Ann Womack will be unable to appear as advertised on March 25. We hope to reschedule another date as soon as possible. This post was edited to reflect these changes Sunday morning March, 25.

The lineup for Sunday’s Mountain Stage with Larry Groce is going to be an Americana honors class that embraces our diverse love of music here in Charleston, W.V. We’ll welcome James McMurtry, The Low Anthem, Inara George and John Moreland.

Any available tickets will be placed on sale for $35 at the venue on Sunday, starting at 5p.m.

If you can’t join us in person, we have good news. Thanks to the WVPB Video Production team and our partners at VuHaus, you can watch the show LIVE from anywhere with an internet connection. Just point your browser to MountainStage.org or VuHaus.com at 7p.m. EDT this Sunday, and watch along.

We’ll hear songs from Inara George’s crittically acclaimed new release “Dearest Everybody” when she joins us this Sunday on Mountain Stage.

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Here’s the order: John Moreland, The Low Anthem, Inara George, James McMurtry.

As always, our regulars Julie Adams, along with the Mountain Stage Band, and pianist Bob Thompson will join in with their performances.

You can tweet us to let us know you’re watching, and follow along on Instagram by searching the tags #MountainStage and #AlmostHeaven.

If you miss the show, the radio broadcasts will be available starting April 27.

Mountain Stage w/ Larry Groce is a production of West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music. Watch some of our favorite performances at VuHaus.com.

WATCH: Kathy Mattea guest-hosts Mountain Stage This Sunday with Seamus Eagan Project and more.

After making 19 appearances as a guest-artist on Mountain Stage with Larry Groce, West Virgina’s own country music royalty Kathy Mattea steps up to host the show this Sunday in Charleston, WV. Mattea will welcome performances from Seamus Egan Project, Cheryl Wheeler, Sam Baker, The Mulligan Brothers and Kenny White.

Tickets were still available, as of this writing, online and at Taylor Books in downtown Charleston.

Read the Charleston Gazette-Mail’s interview where the Grammy winner tells the parallel stories of her career and the evolution of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce.

If you can’t be with us in person, we invite you to point your browser to MountainStage.org or VuHaus.com to watch the show live starting at 7p.m. ET. Send us a Tweet or tag us on Instagram to let us know you’re watching. Already have your tickets? RSVP on Facebook.

The show rundown is Kenny White, a song by our own Julie Adams and the Mountain Stage Band, The Mulligan Brothers, Sam Baker, Cheryl Wheeler, a tune by our pianist Bob Thompson, and the Seamus Egan Project.

VuHaus stream is presented with support from Izotope, makers of Spire.

WATCH LIVE: The Mountain Goats, Nellie McKay, Joe Henry and John K. Samson on Mountain Stage

Mountain Stage with Larry Groce will celebrate its 34th Anniversary this Sunday, December 3 at the Culture Center Theater on the grounds of the State Capitol. Doors open at 6:30p.m. and the show starts at 7p.m., but you should make plans to arrive early because we have a couple of special surprises for our ticket holders, so keep reading. We will welcome The Mountain Goats, Nellie McKay, John K. Samson and Joe Henry. As of Friday morning tickets are still available online, by phone at 800.987.6487, and locally at Taylor Books in downtown, Charleston.

While there’s nothing quite like being at Mountain Stage live, those of you who aren’t in the area or can’t make the show can now watch live from anywhere with an internet connection thanks to the WVPB Video Production team and our colleagues at VuHaus. Just point your browser to this post, MountainStage.org, VuHaus.com or NPR Music to watch along.

Joe Henry, who made his first appearance on Mountain Stage in 1991, did an enlightening interview with Rob Byers at the Charleston Gazette-Mail, which even delves into the reason he wrote the song “Hurricane, W.Va.” from his 1986 album “Talk of Heaven.”

But wait. . . there’s more.

The 34th Anniversary is extra special for you ticket holders, and not only for the excellent line-up of live music you’ll enjoy. Audience members will be able to enjoy a 10% discount at the Tamarack: West Virginia Museum Shop inside the lobby of the Culture Center, thanks to the WV Division of Culture & History. The shop is located nearby the Mountain Stage box office and merchandise area in the great hall of the Culture Center and features a wide variety of fine art, jewelry, pottery, glass, quilts, books/CDs, souvenirs, gourmet foods, and many more great gift ideas.

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You can also grab a complimentary, fresh, hand-made donut outside thanks to the Vandalia Donut Company. This is our way of saying “Thank You” to everyone for celebrating this anniversary with us. Ticket holders can get a FREE “No. 42” donut from Vandalia Donut Company on the North plaza just in front of the Culture Center Theater. If you haven’t heard about this new, delicious offering to the Charleston food community, you can check out the Charleston Gazette-Mail’s recent feature by Jennifer Gardner, and follow the truck on Instagram and Facebook for a glimpse at their tasty treats.

Donuts are being offered thanks to generous support from the law offices of Farmer Cline & Campbell.

Both sweet opportunities will be available from 5pm right up until showtime at 7pm.

Mountain Stage recorded its first regularly scheduled episode on December 7, 1983. Produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music, Mountain Stage is currently heard weekly on 200 public radio stations across the country. The December 3 show will be scheduled for national broadcast in Spring 2018.