Brooklyn Vegan — Robyn & Eugene Mirman (via Robyn's Facebook) As mentioned, Robyn Hitchcock is playing NYC's City Winery on November 20. There are still a few tickets left for that 7 PM show but Robyn has now added a late show (10... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Robyn Hitchcock is the kind of performer that can entrance with a full band or just an acoustic guitar. Or less. I once saw him (in Charleston, WV) pick up someone's textbook they had with them and... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Stars @ Modern Sky Festival 2014 (more by Amanda Hatfield) Pampers @ Music Hall of Williamsburg, 2013 (more by Ebru Yildiz) You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights... Pampers,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Chris La Putt; words by Klaus Kinski Eugene Mirman with Robyn Hitchcock and H. Jon Benjamin The 7th Annual Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival took over the Bell House and Union Hall in Brooklyn for the past few days... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — For Robyn Hitchcock's new album, The Man Upstairs, he worked with legendary British folk producer Joe Boyd (Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, Etc). Boyd suggested that Hitchcock make "a Judy Collins album," such as Elektra would have released in in... more info

Stereogum — Robyn Hitchcock and Psychedelic Furs — two classic English rock stars of the 1970s together at last. Hitchcock covered the Furs’ 1984 single “The Ghost In You” for his upcoming The Man Upstairs, a collection built from “part well-known favo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — New York nonprofit 826NYC is celebrating 10 years of providing students ages 6 - 18 with free literacy and writing programs. Part of this year's festivities is a fundraising event happening March 5 at Town Hall called the Tenth... more info

KEXP Seattle — I covered a Robyn Hitchcock in this space a while back, but this is the first time we’ve looked at an album from The Soft Boys, the band that first brought him to the attention of college radio nerds across the globe. The band was rather short-live... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — When it comes to the greatest twin-guitar teams from the late 70s/early 80s, you’ve got three options: the buzzsaw glory of Verlaine and Lloyd in Television; the mathematical jangle of Glenn Mercer and Bill Million in the Feelies; or the Beefheart-... more info

USA Today Music — Robyn Hitchcock, Teddy Thompson, others contribute to the new release. more info