Performer Spotlight – Caitlin and Billy – Coffee Works Debut
Coffee Works is proud to support local musicians and give them opportunities to play their music at our invitational Thursday Night showcase concerts. Not too long ago we had two performers from our open mic crowd come out and do a show for their fans, friends, and family. Caitlin and Billy performed two very nice sets of music and the crowd loved them. We hope to have them back soon. Here’s a few pictures from their Coffee Works debut performance.
Iain Matthews 9-25-11
On September 25th at 7pm, Coffee Work at the Ritz Center will host an intimate concert with Legendary Folk Rocker Iain Matthews. In 1967 Matthews became a founder member of the British folk rock band, Fairport Convention and has been playing his music ever since.
Don’t miss your chance to see another fantastic musical icon here at Coffee Works. The ultimate House Concert Venue!! Coffee House that is! Tickets are only $20 in advance and if any are left they will be at the door for $25 cash only. (ATM on premises)
Patty Blee will open the show. Don’t miss it!
Jonathan Tiersten and Jann Klose
Garland Jeffreys 7-31
Coffee Works is proud to present Garland Jeffreys in concert on Sunday, July 31st, 2011 at 7pm. Opening the show will be singer/songwriter Lili Anel.
Don’t miss your chance to see Garland Jeffreys Live at Coffee Works Cafe!
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 cash only at the show if any tickets remain.
Part of our Premier Sunday Concert Series.
Thank You Janis Ian
A BIG Thank You goes out to Janis Ian. Janis did two tremendous concerts this past Sunday and the audience was over whelmed!! It was absolutely stunning and everyone there was thrilled. Our biggest Sunday Concert to date and we also thank all of you that attended. Be watching for Janis to come back in 2012 and in the meantime check out some of the other Special Premier Concerts we have coming in the future!
Camille Peruto Opening The Show This Sunday!
The one and only Camille Peruto will open this Sunday’s Singer / Songwriter Concert with Craig Bickhardt, Lizanne Knott and JD Malone. Camille will open with a set of her fantastic original music and maybe some crowd pleasing covers. She makes a perfect addition to our special Singer / Songwriters Sunday Concert! Tickets are still available and can be purchased here online. Only $15 in advance. $18 cash only at the door.
Craig Bickhardt, Lizanne Knott and JD Malone This Sunday
Three highly acclaimed, veteran performing songwriters team up and take the stage on Sunday, May 22 – 7pm at Coffee Works Roastery & Cafe, 910 Haddonfield Berlin Rd, Voorhees, NJ 08043. Advance tickets are $15.00 available NOW !
Al Kooper 8-21-11
The legendary Al Kooper will be performing a Solo show at Coffee Works on Sunday August 21st.
Al Kooper is often referred to as the “Zelig” or “Forrest Gump” of Rock. Somehow, in a career that spans 50 years, he has managed to turn up at key points in the last five decades. In 1958, Koop began his professional career as guitarist in The Royal Teens (“Short Shorts”). 
He metamorphisized into a Tin Pan Alley songwriter with cuts by Gary Lewis, Gene Pitney, Keely Smith, Carmen MacRae, Pat Boone, Freddie Cannon, Lulu, Lorraine Ellison, Donnie Hathaway and later was sampled by The Beastie Boys, Jay-Z, Pharcyde, and Alchemist to name but a few. In the mid-sixties, Al was a member of The Blues Project and then founded Blood Sweat & Tears, remaining only for their debut album “Child Is Father To The Man.” He then slipped his producer hat on and began with the top ten album “SuperSession” in 1968 featuring Mike Bloomfield & Stephen Stills. He is well known for his organ playing on Bob Dylan’s “Like A Rolling Stone.” He played off & on with Dylan for many years, live and in the studio. His playing skills have graced the works of The Rolling Stones, George Harrison, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Peter Paul & Mary, Tom Petty, Joe Cocker, BB King, Taj Mahal, Alice Cooper, Roger McGuinn, Betty Wright, Trisha Yearwood, Tracy Nelson and scores more. Major moments include playing piano, organ and FRENCH HORN for The Rolling Stones on “You Cant Always Get What You Want,” keyboards on George Harrison’s #1 hit “All Those Years Ago,” keys on “The Who Sell Out,” and on “Electric Ladyland” for Jimi Hendrix.