Mountain Stage with The Steeldrivers, Chuck Prophet, and more

The SteelDrivers, known for their rock-n-roll edge on traditional instruments, blend bluegrass roots with diverse genres. With four acclaimed albums and numerous awards, they've cemented their legacy by focusing on quality songwriting and adaptability.

Chuck Prophet, born in Whittier, CA, is a singer-songwriter known for his eclectic mix of rock, country, blues, and folk. A former member of Green on Red, he launched a solo career with albums like "Brother Aldo" and "Temple Beautiful." He has collaborated with Alejandro Escovedo, Warren Zevon, and more, and has contributed to albums by artists like Kelly Willis and Cake. After a health scare in 2022, he embraced cumbia music, highlighted in his album "Wake the Dead" with the band ¿Qiensave?.

Taylor Rae, born in the USA, is known for her introspective Americana style blending roots-rock, folk, and blues. Her debut, "Mad Twenties," topped the Americana charts with the hit "Home on the Road." She collaborated with Grammy winner Eric Krasno on "The Void," exploring personal themes through a powerful mix of genres.

Basia Bulat, a Montreal-based singer-songwriter, blends gospel, soul, and folk. A multi-instrumentalist, she's performed with St. Vincent and The National. Bulat has been featured on NPR's Tiny Desk and Colbert's #LateShowMeMusic, and is a three-time Polaris Music Prize finalist and five-time JUNO Award nominee.