Mountain Stage On Demand

This week's encore episode features performances recorded in 2010 by The Hold Steady, Brooke Waggoner, Crooked Still Joe Pug, and Matt White

Singer-songwriter Kevin Moore first visited Mountain Stage 27 years ago, around the same time he adopted the stage name of "Keb' Mo'." Hear "The Worst Is Yet To Come" live on Mountain Stage.

Tickets are on sale today at 10a.m. EST for a newly announced Mountain Stage show to take place at The Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences in Charleston, W.Va. on Sunday, September 12. Hosted by Kathy Mattea, the radio show taping will welcome the return of fiercely independent recording artist Ani DiFranco, who will make her seventh appearance on Mountain Stage since 1993. DiFranco’s new album Revolutionary Love, the 22nd studio album in an iconic career, is available now.

Hear the Earls of Leicester play "Rollin' in my Sweet Baby's Arms" recorded in 2015.

Poet, performer, visual artist and rock-and-roll icon Patti Smith joins us on this week's encore broadcast of Mountain Stage.

We look back to 2010 with sets from swing-style guitarist John Jorgenson and his Quintet, Canadian songwriter Fred Eaglesmith, Harmonica player and session legend Charlie McCoy, and guitar-icon Bill Kirchen.

This week’s encore broadcast was recorded in 2007 during FestivALL Charleston. We hear from New Orleans soul-queen Irma Thomas, a set from then-up-and-coming group Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, brother-sister duo Tim & Mollie O’Brien, sacred steel from The Campbell Brothers, and the one and only Jesse Winchester.

We continue to revisit our archives with this 2009 podcast episode feturing Buddy Guy, Shemekia Copeland, Duke Robillard, and Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials recorded at the Clay Center, during FestivALL Charleston.

This week we are looking back to 2010 when we recorded a special episode at The Clay Center with Dierks Bentley & The Travelin' McCourys, swing-style guitarist John Jorgenson and his Quintet, Canadian songwriter Fred Eaglesmith, Harmonica player and session legend Charlie McCoy, and guitar-icon Bill Kirchen.

This Mountain Stage podcast revisits an episode recorded in 2010 in Bristol, Tennessee.

We listen back to 2009 for this week's special encore episode, recorded at The Clay Center in Charleston, W.Va. in 2009 during FestivALL Charleston.

This podcast episode was recorded in 2016 in partnership with WYEP and The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in Pittsburgh, PA.