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Coffee Revolution offers low-cost concerts featuring several different musical genres

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The Opera House got an enthusiastic welcome from the crowd that gathered at Coffee Revolution in Camas on April 9. It was the first time the band had performed at the local venue. Band members include Quincy Blanchette (pictured above at right), as well as base player and lead singer, Nate Morse, guitar and backup vocals, Emma Jennings, keyboard and Allison Trenary, drums. Morse said he enjoyed the Camas show. "It was pretty great as a venue," he said. "We were glad we were able to play there." The band, whose members hail from Vancouver and Woodland, plays primarily original music.

Saturday, April 30, at 6:30 p.m. Adonijah, Fall of Enosis, Ocean of Mirrors, Lenore, Olessya. Admission is $5.

Friday, May 20 Brian Griffon. There is no ticket price or concert time listed yet. Check www.dogooddrinkcoffee.com for updates.

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