
Robyn Hitchcock
Legendary artist Robyn Hitchcock performs at Privatclub in Berlin.
Robyn Hitchcock is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist, born in London in 1953, who first came to prominence leading the art-rock band the Soft Boys (1976-81) and their landmark 1980 album Underwater Moonlight. His solo career spans more than two dozen records, marked by surrealist lyrics, neo-psychedelic guitar work, and a dry wit that has earned him cult status across several generations of musicians. Songs of his have been covered by R.E.M., Neko Case, Gillian Welch, and others; he now lives in Nashville with his wife, the singer-songwriter Emma Swift.
Hitchcock released the live album 'Live at Acheron' on Bandcamp on July 3, 2026, featuring acoustic recordings made in a Nashville garden studio in 2025.
Hitchcock announced his new studio album 'The Confuser', recorded in Nashville in October 2025 with a full band, due for release on July 24, 2026 on Tiny Ghost Records.
Hitchcock launched a spring/summer 2026 North American tour in support of 'The Confuser', with dates running from April through June.
Hitchcock announced East Coast US tour dates for autumn 2025 and a special show at Woodstock's Bearsville Theatre on December 27, performing Bob Dylan's 'John Wesley Harding' in full.
Hitchcock published his memoir '1967: How I Got There and Why I Never Left' in the UK, accompanied by a covers album '1967: Vacations in the Past' on Tiny Ghost Records.