Robyn Hitchcock

From The Soft Boys' proto-psych-punk and The Egyptians' playful pop to solo works such as the landmark I Often Dream of Trains from 1984 and Eye from 1990, Robyn Hitchcock has created a distinctive and distinctive catalogue. An artistry that moves freely between genres and expressions, constantly balancing the melodic with the quirky and unpredictable.

As a songwriter and stylist, Hitchcock is deeply individualistic and unparalleled. With wit, intelligence and originality, through more than 30 albums and countless live performances, he has maintained his very own musical language and outlook on the world. Marine life, mechanized trains, cheese, Clint Eastwood and a host of finely drawn characters -- both real and made-up -- re-enter a universe that's as personal as it is recognizable

In the intimate setting of Studio 3, the songs unfold with a focus on narrative, text and presence. Here, the audience gets very close to an artist whose universe is filled with sharp observations, dry humor and recurring motifs.