Fountains Of Wayne.

The power-pop group returns to the show to perform favorites and new songs from Sky Full of Holes.

The masterful power-pop band Fountains of Wayne makes its second appearance on Mountain Stage, recorded live in Charleston, W.V. The band's latest album, 2011's Sky Full of Holes, is its first in five years, and features plenty of crunchy, guitar-driven pop.

The band kicks off its performance with the infectious "Someone to Love" — from 2005's Traffic and Weather — and builds the rest of its set around new songs and old favorites, including "Bright Future in Sales" from Welcome Interstate Managers. Anchored by the songwriting duo of Adam Schlesinger and Chris Collingwood, along with Jody Porter and Brian Young, Fountains of Wayne has maintained the same lineup since the release of its first album in 1996. Seven years later, it charted one of the new millennium's most memorable pop hits, earning the band a belated Grammy nomination for Best New Artist.

This Mountain Stage performance was originally published on April 30, 2012.

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