Friday, September 3rd, 2010
Two Way Street Coffeehouse
8:15 pm
1047 Curtiss StreetDowners Grove Illinois 60515
US 630-969-9720
Thrilled to be playing this legendary series!
Thrilled to be playing this legendary series!
Looking forward to sharing our songs and stories at this beautiful library!
We are pleased as punch to be kicking off our Way Out West tour with Greg & Deborah Ching and guests in Nederland! Can't wait to smell the aspens and rest our eyes on some mountains.
For more info please contact Roger at: fossesls@earthlink.net or 719-783-4200
We're looking forward to sharing our music with the community of Westcliffe and visiting Nora's Fabric and Fibers. Though we love bears we're not sure we can accommodate them for this event.
After loving our fine listening crowd at our Coffee Gallery Backstage debut in November 2009, we are looking forward to sharing the night with a lady after our own hearts Susie Glaze. Susie has studied extensively with Kentucky ballad singer and songwriters Jean Ritchie and brings a deep understanding of roots music and a clear bell-like voice to every performance. Just can't wait!
Our lovely friend Susie:

We are thrilled to be part of this series that promotes traditional music.
From their website:
The Living Tradition is a non-profit organization working to support and preserve traditional music and dance in Southern California. We host contra dances, contemporary and traditional folk music concerts, and traditional music jams nearly every month at the beautiful Anaheim Downtown Community Center in Anaheim, California.
All of our events are family-friendly and are open to the public. Admission prices for dances and concerts are modest, and children under 18 years are free with a paid adult. There is no charge for our music jams. Bring your friends, make new friends, get some exercise (dancing), or just relax and enjoy traditional American music.
The Living Tradition events held at the Anaheim Downtown Community Center are partially funded by a grant from the Anaheim Arts Council.
The Living Tradition Concert Series presents international and local artisans of contemporary and traditional folk music for a modest cost in an intimate setting.
How proud we are to be playing in this lovely restored theater with all of the charm of days gone by! New Old music in a New Old theater!

A happy happy music shop, school, and concert venue! Practically a utopia. Join us for a very special Jeni & Billy concert in this delightfully intimate space.
Come join us for an evening of song and stories from the coalfields of Southwest Virginia.
If you bring a piece of fabric to any of our concerts, we will trade you our new three-song EP, Pretty Fair Miss. To find out more about this old-timey bartering days fabric exchange, please visit: www.thelittleyellowsewingbox.com

How happily we await our night at Lee Herman's lovely house concert series! I (Jeni) spent 7th & 8th grade at Sierra Middle School in Las Cruces, my favorite grade school and educational experience by far! So what a homecoming this will be. A trip to the fabulous Whilte Sands is planned for us the day after the concert and, of course, we'll be sharing our stories and songs of the coalfields and from our new record "Longing for Heaven."

For reservations and info please contact Lee at:
Not only are we thrilled to share our music in Tucson, but we are especially looking forward to sharing the night with Joyce Woodson. Joyce is an amazing songwriter and storytelling. She can incorporate the sound of sprinklers into a song with unexpected grace and poignancy. Her gentleness, kindness, and her smile will have you singing all the way home. We welcome this opportunity to share our music and to share in fellowship with Joyce.
Our smiling friend Joyce Woodson:


Very much looking forward to our return to Conway!
We are thrilled for our debut at the TurtleDove! See you there!
Advance tickets are $15 and are held at the door of the West Grove Friends Meeting house for you to pick-up the night of the concert. Tickets at the door are $17.00. Seniors 60 and over, and students are just $13 in advance, $15 at the door. Members are $13 in advance or at the door. Children 10 and under are FREE.

We are looking forward to being in the Richmond area again to share our music.
Can't wait for our return to beautiful Vermont and our debut at MountainFolk!
The marvelous Bradford Bog People will be opening the show.
Advance Tickets via PayPal or at The South Royalton Market, the Three Bean Cafe in Randolph and Seasoned Books and Bakery in Rochester.
Also, via mail to:
MountainFolk, 25 Clarksville Road, Tunbridge, VT 05077.
Info. # is 802/431-3433 and e-mail to folkbloke@hotmail.com.