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May 1st 7pm
JEFFREY GAINES
w/ Special Guest Patty Blee
Advance Tickets $25
Day of show $30

May 22nd 7pm
Craig Bickhardt, Lizanne Knott and JD Malone
w/ Common Thread
Advance Tickets $15
Day of show $18

June 5th 7pm
Danielia Cotton
Advance Tickets $17
Day of show $20

June 19th TWO SHOWS 3pm and 7pm
JANIS IAN
Advance tickets $45
Day of show $48

Coffee Works at the Ritz Center
910 Berlin Road
Voorhees, NJ 08043
856 – 784 – JAVA (5282)
www.coffee-works.com

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GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY! DON’T MISS OUT!
Coffee Works is an intimate venue that offers a full service kitchen and coffee bar and is BYOB friendly!
SEATS ARE LIMITED AND SHOWS TEND TO SELL OUT!

All tickets are Will Call – there will be no tickets printed. Simply print your reciept and present it with ID at the door.

any questions please email coffeeworkstickets@gmail.com

Advance Tickets $25 / $30 cash only Day Of  Show if available!

Advance Tickets Here if still available!

LIZ LONGLEY

Sunday October 17th  7pm
Tickets $14 in advance

$18 Day of Show

Special Guest:
PATTY BLEE

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Coffee Works 910 Berlin Road Voorhees, NJ 08043 856 – 784 – JAVA (5282) www.coffee-works.com

During the past year, Liz Longley has received the kinds of accolades and awards that recognize her as one of the finest new talents writing songs today.  In 2010, Liz took the Overall Grand Prize, amongst 9,000 entries, in the International Acoustic Music Awards (IAMA).  Last summer she garnered three of the top honors on the acoustic music scene:  2009 Co-Winner of the Mountain Stage New Song Contest, finalist in the 2009 Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Competition, and Grand Prize Winner of the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival’s Songwriter Showcase.

Liz’s open approach to songwriting across several genres is not only why her music defies classification, it is also why music lovers seem so taken with her performances—they get to enjoy a little Country, some Acoustic Pop, the Blues, and even some Jazz.  Graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2010,  Liz has received Berklee’s highest honor for songwriting, the Scott Benson Scholarship.   Her songs have faired well in Berklee’s annual songwriting competitions: “Rush” was chosen as the No. 1 song in 2009, and “Whatever Goes Up” the No. 2 song the year before.  An engaging performer, Liz was the student Berklee College of Music selected to represent the school at the 2009 Kennedy Center Conservatory Project in Washington, DC.

Liz has been hailed by singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor as “a world-class singer… one of the best I’ve ever heard”. ‘The Telegraph’ of New Hampshire says, “Longley’s songs swell with honesty and genuine emotion that most of us are unable to admit to but recognize all the same.”  Pop icon John Mayer broke into an impromptu rendition of Liz’s song ‘Queen’ during a visit to Berklee and has described her music as “gorgeous.”  The Washington Post agrees and adds, “This voice won’t stay small long… singer-songwriter Liz Longley seems destined for a bigger audience.”

In addition to regularly sharing the stage with Livingston Taylor, Liz has opened for acclaimed artists such as Shawn Colvin, Paula Cole, Colin Hay, Nanci Griffith, Jesse Colin Young, and Jonathan Edwards.

Don’t miss your chance to see Liz in the intimate setting of Coffee Works

as she tours the country in support of her new CD HOT LOOSE WIRE!!

Opening the show will be the fantastic PATTY BLEE!

Tickets are limited so …
Get yours today only at www.coffee-works.com

$14 in advance – no service fees! Should tickets remain they will be $18 at the door cash only!   For more information about Liz Longley www.lizlongley.com For more information about Patty Blee www.pattyblee.com

Coffee Works offers a full service kitchen and coffee bar and is BYOB
friendly!

Any questions please ask!

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Dayna Kurtz

Sunday 6/27 7pm
w/ special guest Patty Blee
Tickets only $10 in advance  $15 Day of show
get them now at www.coffee-works.com/daynakurtz062710

New Jersey native Dayna Kurtz began performing her original compositions in public as a teenager, and subsequently spent the better part of a decade touring solo across the back roads of America, selling CD’s out of her trunk and mesmerizing club and festival crowds with her riveting live performances. Along the way, she opened shows for the likes of Richie Havens (who became a fan and lent guest vocals to her debut studio album, Postcards from Downtown).

The last few years has found Dayna winning over new fans in the New York City music scene.  In the past two years she has been invited to open up for Rufus Wainwright, Antony & the Johnsons, and Keren Ann.  Additionally, Dayna has won over fellow “Living Room” habitué Norah Jones, who sings a duet with Dayna on “I Got It Bad…” (From Beautiful Yesterday).  Outside of her new hometown, the legendary Richard Thompson invited Dayna to open up for a coast-to-coast nationwide tour that found Dayna converting some of his faithful fans.

The fan response and critical attention generated by Kurtz’s grass roots touring efforts inevitably drew interest from the mainstream music industry. Despite her indie status, Dayna has found an enthusiastic audience, winning high-profile guest spots on such radio shows as World Cafe, Mountain Stage and NPR’s Morning Edition. But nowhere has the interest in Dayna’s music been more pronounced than in Holland, where Dayna’s debut studio album soared into the top 20 of the album charts on the strength of the hit single “Love Gets in the Way”.  In the summer of 2003, Dayna went from performing in front of 50 people at the Living Room in New York City’s lower east side, to headlining the fabled Paradiso theatre in Amsterdam in front of 1000 people in what would be her first of many sold out shows in the Netherlands in the months to follow.  Dayna has since then discovered a larger audience in Europe, and this spring alone will find her in Greece, Spain, Germany, Belgium and the UK.

But Dayna Kurtz has worked too hard to allow such adulation to go to her head. “Every step I’ve taken has felt really organic, and like they’ve been made at the right time,” she states, adding, “The records I’ve made feel like honest expressions of where I’m at musically, and the making of them has been joyful and interesting.”

“Besides, every musician should feel like a rock star in at least one country.”

“One of the things that I seem to encounter constantly is that I don’t really quite fit anywhere,” observes Dayna Kurtz.   Asked by a European journalist what her music was ‘made of’, Dayna replied, “If you’re at the flea market, you walk past all the fine old antiques and the cheap designer knockoff clothing from China, past the used German leather jackets, and over in the back is an old man with a battered tweed hat who has some blankets on the ground covered with old toasters and a pair of ladies knickers from the 50′s, a snow globe from the 1992 Olympic games, and a box of old men’s watches and broken reading glasses and teaspoons.  I’ll be picking through there.”

The lack of a ready stylistic tag hasn’t stopped the resourceful performer from building a substantial audience—and a compelling body of recorded work—on her own terms. She maintains an enthusiastic international fan base that’s embraced the poetic passion of her songwriting and the communicative power of her voice, an unforgettable, distinctly husky instrument that’s capable of immense depth and sensitivity.  She has also inspired reams of rapturous acclaim from critics and won admiration from her musical peers.

Coffee Works is a close up, intimate venue for a great night of music! We offer a FULL SERVICE Kitchen and Coffee Bar! We are BYOB FRIENDLY!
Come out for dinner or dessert and bring the family! For more information www.coffee-works.com

Find out more about Dayna at her website www.daynakurtz.com
and check out Patty Blee at www.pattyblee.com

Just a quick reminder that John Eddie will be at Coffee Works this Sunday June 6th for two shows – 3pm and 7pm!
Opening the 3pm show will be Camille Peruto and 7pm Erik Mitchell

Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 day of show at the door.
To get tickets go to www.coffee-works.com