When you previously had a good run, break-ups don't always last. After a few years apart, the core group of Ann Arbor's Restroom Poets — Jason Magee, Ben Lorenz and Brian Poore — picked up a bass player, threw in a handful of that mellowed-out Laurel Canyon sugary twang, tinted themselves with a thin coat of Americana longing and changed their moniker to16 More Miles. After dropping some of the youthful rebelliousness and squaring up to life's haymakers, the new tunes roll with the punches and think twice about traveling that same old road. People Being Human also performs.
Free. 10pm. 1201 Adams St. 419-255-3333. www.wesleysbar.com —SR
When you previously had a good run, break-ups don't always last. After a few years apart, the core group of Ann Arbor's Restroom Poets — Jason Magee, Ben Lorenz and Brian Poore — picked up a bass player, threw in a handful of that mellowed-out Laurel Canyon sugary twang, tinted themselves with a thin coat of Americana longing and changed their moniker to16 More Miles. After dropping some of the youthful rebelliousness and squaring up to life's haymakers, the new tunes roll with the punches and think twice about traveling that same old road. People Being Human also performs.
Free. 10pm. 1201 Adams St. 419-255-3333. www.wesleysbar.com —SR
