The City Lines Ann Arbor, Michigan
The City Lines is a Midwestern Power Pop band born out of songwriter Pat Deneau’s healthy need to process some of life’s heaviest experiences. Imagine Bruce Springsteen was backed by Jimmy Eat World and you’ll land pretty close to the heart of their sound. ... more
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