This Sunday we’re all set to return to our home venue, the Culture Center theater in Charleston, WV. In classic Mountain Stage fashion, this show is shaping up to be another unique and eclectic lineup that you won’t want to miss. At this time, we are at 50% capacity and tickets are currently available. You can also watch from wherever you are at MountainStage.org or LiveSessions.NPR.org when the show streams live Sunday night at 7 p.m. EST.
This free stream is provided by the video production department at WV Public Broadcasting and our colleagues at NPR’s LiveSessions. Anyone who would like to watch the stream, and support the show in the process, can purchase a donation-based “Pay What you Wish” Ticket via Eventbrite.” We ask that in-person attendees remain masked throughout the duration of the performance. As always, we sincerely appreciate everyone’s cooperation in keeping each other safe.
Featured on this show are longtime friend and frequent guest indie folk/rock raconteur Peter Mulvey, who will be joined by Milwaukee-based cello and violin duo SistaStrings, who will also perform a set of their own. Stylistically multifaceted singer-songwriter Kyshona will be joined by the Mountain Stage Band, and cellist/vocalist Ben Sollee returns and is bringing along collaborator, modern singer-songwriter and Hurricane, W.Va. native Scott T. Smith. Rounding out the bill and bringing her signature brand of smart and witty folk-pop, Jill Sobule returns for her ninth time as a guest on the show. AHI was scheduled to appear this Sunday but has to postpone. We will be working to reschedule his appearance soon.
Below is a snapshot of each act as well as a few videos to get you acquainted with these world-class artists. Whether in-person, or via the live stream, we hope you’ll join us this Sunday for another exciting edition of Mountain Stage, live performance…