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THIS SUNDAY: Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls on Mountain Stage

Tickets are still available or watch online from anywhere thanks to VuHaus.

This Sunday Mountain Stage will record episode #909 at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV at 7pm. Broadway star and West Virginia native Michael Cerveris comes home to the mountain state to guest-host Mountain Stage and showcase performances by Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls, alt-pop duo Overcoats, indie-soul songwriter Seth Glier, former Varnaline/Space Needle member and multi-instrumentalist Anders Parker, and emerging roots-folks artist Becca Mancari. This show is presented as part of FestivALL Fall.

You can read the Charleston Gazette-Mail’s feature on Cerveris here, and scroll down to preview some of the latest material from our guest artists.

Tickets are still available for the show online, by phone at 877.987.6487, or locally at Taylor Books in downtown Charleston. There’s nothing quite like experiencing Mountain Stage live, but those of you who are unable to make it to the show can watch online from anywhere thanks to our partners at VuHaus.com. Just point your browser to VuHaus.com or MountainStage.org at 7pm EDT and enjoy the show.

Emily Saliers  – “Long Haul”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmrOhn_IRDU

Overcoats “Leave The Light On”

Becca Mancari – “Summertime Mama”

Anders Parker – “The Man Who Fell From Earth”

Seth Glier – “For What It’s Worth”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IwWDxP-IUM

Mountain Stage is a production of West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music. The program is heard on over 200 public radio stations nationwide. This episode is scheduled for distribution on Friday December 1.  The show is available as a podcast and you can watch some of our favorite performances on our VuHaus Channel.

Overcoats make their second appearance on Mountain Stage this Sunday in Charleston. Tickets are available or you can watch online via VuHaus.

WATCH LIVE: Mountain Stage feat. Dan Wilson, Martin Sexton Trio, Son Little and more

This Sunday, September 24, point your browser to MountainStage.org at 7pm EST to watch a LIVE recording of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce via…

This Sunday, September 24, point your browser to MountainStage.org at 7pm EST to watch a LIVE recording of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce via VuHaus.

Sunday’s show at Charleston’s Culture Center Theater features performances by Dan Wilson, Martin Sexton Trio, Son Little, Phoebe Hunt & the Gatherers and Rachel Sermanni. Our radio listeners will hear this episode on over 200 NPR stations via NPR Music starting November 3.

For those of you watching along online, make sure to share your listening/watching experience with us! Use #mountainstage and #almostheaven.

While you can watch the show from any number of devices, nothing beats being in the audience live and in person. So we’re welcoming Fall with a special two-for-one discount on tickets to Sunday’s show. Just enter the code “FALL,” apply the code, and you’ll get two tickets for $30. The code is only good through noon on Saturday, and tickets will be available at the door starting at 5p.m. for $35.

WATCH LIVE: St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Mac McAnally and More on Mountain Stage

Tickets have been sold out for more than a month to this Sunday’s live recording of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce featuring St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Mac McAnally, Chastity Brown, Sarah Siskind and The Wild Reeds.

The good news is that now you can join us from wherever you, no ticket required, thanks to our partners at VuHaus and the video production department here at West Virginia Public Broadcasting, as we record Mountain Stage episode #902. Of course, no one will stop you from making a contribution to say “Thanks”‘ for the live stream.

Just point your browser to MountainStage.org or VuHaus.com at 7pm EST and enjoy the show. We’ll open with a performance by Sarah Siskind, whose songs have been recorded by Alison Krauss (the GRAMMY-nominated “Simple Love”) and Bon Iver (“Lovin’s For Fools”), among many others.

Singer and songwriter Sarah Siskind returns to Mountain Stage this Sunday and you can watch live from anywhere at MountainStage.org.

Next we will hear The Wild Reeds, fresh off an appearance at this year’s Newport Folk Festival. Built around the vocals of Kinsey Lee, Sharon Silva and Mackenzie Howe, The Wild Reeds are supporting their latest release for Dualtone records, “The World We Built.” The hour will end with the genre-spanning sounds of Minneapolis-based singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Chastity Brown, who we first met while hanging around at the Gun Flint Tavern in Grand Marais, MN. Her latest, “Silhouettes of Sirens” is out now on Red House Records.

The second hour of the program will begin with a set from Singer-Songwriter Hall of Fame member Mac McAnally, who is taking a break as the guitarist in Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band to appear on Mountain Stage for the third time. Mac’s latest release, “Southbound,” is due August 25 and is the first of his 14 albums to present all-original material in McAnally’s newly arranged orchestral context.

Mac McAnally made his first appearance on Mountain Stage in 1989. His latest, “Southbound,” features his songs performed with an orchestra.

After our pianist Bob Thompson’s featured song, we will welcome back St. Paul and The Broken Bones who have been a tour de force of modern soul influenced rock and R&B. Their latest, “Sea of Noise” was released last September. The band is just back from a European tour.

For those of you watching along online, make sure to share your listening/watching experience with us! Use #MountainStage and #gotowv.

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Support for Mountain Stage is provided by Bailey & Glasser LLP, by Wild, Wonderful West Virginia and the Charleston WV Convention & Visitors Bureau. Lodging for guests is provide by the Marriott Town Center Hotel.

Mountain Stage is a production of West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music. This episode is scheduled for national distribution starting October 6, 2017.

WATCH: Mountain Stage Episode #900 Sunday at 7p.m.

Mountain Stage is excited to record the program’s historic 900th episode this Sunday at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston. Now, thanks to our partners at VuHaus, we are inviting the world to join the celebration. Just log on to MountainStage.org or VuHaus.com at 7p.m. EST to catch a glimpse of what radio looks like.

The show will open with a set by the Sherman Holmes Project, whose new album “The Richmond Sessions,” is available Friday, July 21. Sherman and his brother Wendell, along with long-time musical partner Popsy Dixon, made more than a dozen appearances on Mountain Stage as The Holmes Brothers starting in 1990. Though we’ve lost Wendell and Popsy, Sherman is back with a brand new new album and we can’t wait to hear him with his new band.

After Sherman will be our own Julie Adams and the Mountain Stage Band, followed by a set from Nashville-based instrumental rockers Steelism. This will be their second appearance on Mountain Stage and their first since the release of their latest – “ISM.”

Get pumped for their return by checking out their performance of “The Serge” from a couple of years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48jHAbX0oeg

West Virginia’s best known storyteller Bil Lepp will join us as part of episode #900 this Sunday. You can watch live at mountainstage.org

We follow an instrumental performance with instrument-less performance! Storyteller Bil Lepp is a true West Virginia treasure, and we’re excited to have him spin a few yarns for us as part of our 900th episode.

Just after 8p.m. The Mastersons will be taking over for their second appearance on Mountain Stage. While they are also members of Steve Earle’s Dukes, Chris and Eleanor are also great songwriters and have unmatched vocal harmony. Their latest, “Transient Lullaby” is out now on Red House Records.

As always, our house-pianist Bob Thompson will be featured in the middle of the program’s second hour, followed by a set from Steve Earle & the Dukes. Earle has been all over promoting his latest, critically acclaimed release “So You Wanna Be An Outlaw.” Join us at MountainStage.org to peek in at Earle’s sixth appearance on Mountain Stage since 1996.

Thanks to our underwriters, Bailey & Glasser, Wild, Wonderful West Virginia and the Charleston WV Convention and Visitors Bureau. Special thanks to our lodging partner, the Marriott Town Center Hotel, and our colleagues at VuHaus for making the stream possible.

Of course if you would like to support this free streaming opportunity, consider becoming a Mountain Stage Member and you’ll get first dibs on tickets, plus special offers and playlists from the Mountain Stage office.

WATCH LIVE: Mountain Stage feat. Marcus King Band, Tyler Childers, Caroline Spence & more

This Sunday, June 25, point your browser to MountainStage.org at 7pm EST to watch a LIVE recording of Mountain Stage with Larry Groce via VuHaus.

Sunday’s show at Charleston’s Culture Center Theater marks Mountain Stage’s 899th episode and features performances by Marcus King Band, Tyler Childers, Tristen, Kishi Bashi with strings and Caroline Spence.

This episode marks the return of special guest host (and West Virginia Public Broadcasting music producer) Joni Deutsch, becoming the first person to guest host a second time. Deutsch’s first opportunity came during last year’s FestivALL Charleston, when she guest-hosted with Lucius, Rachel Yamagata, Margaret Glaspy, William Matheny and Adia Victoria. Hear that episode in our archives. 

Our radio listeners will hear this Sunday’s episode on over 200 NPR stations via NPR Music starting September 15.

 

For those of you watching along online, make sure to share your listening/watching experience with us! Use #MountainStage and #gotowv.

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Watch more Mountain Stage performances (including Lucius, Iron & Wine and Rachael Yamagata) on VuHaus.

Watch: Rose Cousins on NPR's Mountain Stage

In 2007, Canadian artist Rose Cousins was chosen as one of five co-winners in the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest for performing songwriters. A decade (and a couple Mountain Stage performances) later, the Juno award-winning singer-songwriter returned to NPR’s Mountain Stage with songs from her new record Natural Conclusion.

Watch a couple videos from Rose Cousins’ Mountain Stage appearance below.

Find more videos from Mountain Stage artists on VuHaus, your one-stop shop for performance videos and interviews from leading “music discovery” public radio stations.

Like what you hear? Download Episode #889 of the Mountain Stage podcast right now to hear Rose Cousins’ full performance alongside Pokey LaFarge, Ruthie Foster, Fred Eaglesmith and Rj Cowdery.

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