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Cavetown announces summer headlining tour

Posted by Logan White | Jan 30, 2023 | News , Tour Announcements | 0 |

Today, multi-platinum and gold certified singer/songwriter/producer Cavetown , also known as Robin Skinner, announced that they will be heading out on a U.S. headlining tour this upcoming summer.

The “Bittersweet Daze” tour finds Cavetown teaming up with mxmtoon , Ricky Montgomery, and grentperez for the run. Tickets will go on-sale this Friday, February 3rd at 12pm EST. $1 from each ticket sold will be benefitting the This Is Home Project .

The upcoming tour marks Cavetown’s first tour stateside since Spring 2022 and is in support of his highly praised Fall 2022 album, worm food .  The first full length album since 2020’s Sleepyhead , Cavetown delivers his most elaborately realized body of work to date on worm food , shaping his idiosyncratic storytelling into songs that ultimately give voice to our own most intimate emotions. As with all his output, Skinner produced the album on his own at his home studio, holing up in his garage and infusing his understated alt-pop with a powerful new vitality.

Tour dates :

7/20 – Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, CA

7/21 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open – San Diego, CA

7/23 – Frost Amphitheater – Stanford, CA

7/25 – Saltair – Magna, UT

7/26 – Levitt Pavilion – Denver, CO

7/28 – St. Louis Music Park – Maryland Heights, MO

7/29 – The Salt Shed – Chicago, IL

7/30 – Rock The Ruins – Indianapolis, IL

8/1 – Jacobs Pavilion – Cleveland, OH

8/3 – SummerStage – New York, NY

8/4 – Skyline Stage at the Mann – Philadelphia, PA

8/5 – The Palladium Outdoors – Worcester, MA

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If ever there were an example of the YouTube success story, Cavetown would be it. It all started in October 2013 when Cavetown — the musical moniker of English musician Robin Daniel Skinner — uploaded his first music video to a video-sharing platform.

Called “Haunted Lullaby,” the song was less than a minute long and featured Skinner’s light, comforting tenor vocals over a delicately-plucked ukulele and reversed samples.

Skinner was just 14 when he released his debut album, Everything Is Made of Clouds, on Bandcamp. The album came out roughly a month before “Haunted Lullaby” and began to draw listeners from the start. It’s an album that delivers the same warm, intimate feeling as many other forms of indie pop, though with a distinctive feeling of detached honesty and bedroom pop vibes.

All this inspiration had to come from somewhere. It should come as no surprise then that Skinner’s father, David, was a choir director and musicologist who taught his son guitar at age eight. Likewise, Skinner’s mother was a music teacher and a professional Baroque flutist. Raised in Cambridge, Skinner had no shortage of influences and musical trendsetters to follow.

After Clouds came more EPs and albums: 2014’s Gd Vibes, 2015’s Nervous Friends // Pt. 1 and Everything Is Made of Stars. In 2015, Skinner also released his first single “This Is Home” in advance of his self-titled album Cavetown in November 2015. This album combined acoustic and electronic elements in eight irresistible tracks, including “Meteor Shower” and “Devil Town.”

During this time Skinner had also begun another activity he is now famous for: covers. His YouTube channel became a virtual treasure trove of covers of artists like Joji, Twenty One Pilots, Pinegrove, and others, often with creative changes and introspective takes on the songs’ lyrical meanings.

2016 saw the release of Skinner’s second full-length album, 16/04/16. This title was the date of death of Skinner’s childhood friend, Jack Graham, who lost a battle with leukemia. The album is a touching tribute, with “warm, melodic bedroom pop” mixed with “lo-fi indie rock” – and 60% of all proceeds went to Cancer Research UK.

In April 2017, Skinner was still at Sixth Form College and had reached the final stage of the Cambridge Band Competition. He won both the Kimberley Rew Award for Songwriting and the Best Acoustic Act, which gave him a chance to play at Strawberry Fair that summer. One year later, he released LEMON BOY, his third full-length album, which has gone on to collect 54 million Spotify streams.

2019’s Animal Kingdom was a compilation of five single splits with artists like Simi, Sidney Gish, Chloe Moriondo, and spookyghostboy. The single “Prom Dress” by Mxmtoon has gathered over 152 million Spotify streams and has made it to 100,000+ videos on TikTok.

That same year, Cavetown signed to Sire Records and began a worldwide tour headlining sold-out shows. Playing at 31 venues in the US and 15 venues in the UK, he was joined by musical friends like Chloe Moriondo and Hunny.

Though COVID-19 forced cancellation of Cavetown’s 2020 tour, the year was still a busy one. He released his major label debut Sleepyhead, collaborated on the single “Smoke Signals” by Tessa Violet, and launched a unisex clothing line called Cave Collective.

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Cavetown was absolutely amazing. The venue was small, only 200 people, so you could see well no matter where you were standing. The sound was good, lighting was good, no complaints on production. Robin sounds great live & was so sweet to everyone. He thanked people who yelled out compliments, answered questions; I've never seen a performer be so patient & polite.

I eagerly await his next show in Portland and I highly reccomend seeing him because it was really amazing.

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Cavetown was probably one of, if not the best concert I’ve been to. Robbie has such a good and wholesome energy, and the crowd was also very chill and had a great vibe. The two openers were great and did a good job warming up the crowd. Robbie’s live vocals are amazing (they are nearly identical to the studio recorded songs) and he genuinely presented himself as a nice and kind person. Overall, I would go again in a heartbeat. I highly suggest you see him!

This show was amazing. I created a hearts project for the show it it looked absolutely beautiful in The Sinclair. My only complaint about the show was that I was not aware that the coat check cost money, and that the line outside was awkward and wasn't well placed. The line of people went down the sidewalk and around the corner. If it had been nice weather I'm sure the sidewalk would have been PACKIN. But Cavetown is a lovely artist and made it all worth it.

I had so much fun at the concert!!

Spookyghostboy & HUNNY were amazing!!

Really good vibes and the volume was perfect omg.

The people were also really nice and ofcourse Cavetown was amazing!! I feel like he really interacted with the public and I love how he plays a lot of instruments himself during the concert.

It was really fun and I have nothing to complain about.

Best concert for so far!!

I took my daughter for her 13th birthday and while already a fan, she absolutely LOVED the experience! We thoroughly enjoyed Field Medic and Robin didn't disappoint.

The venue was very warm and a couple people dropped from the heat because everyone was packed in like sardines.

All in all though, it was a ton of fun! Thank you Ogden Theatre and Robin for a wonderful experience!

It was a really wholesome experience. Robin is soft and friendly and the audience was kind and supportive and the music was amazing live. The opener Field Medic was also a very interesting and wonderful choice!! His music is not what I expected but I grew to love it very quickly. Overall, my partner and I joy-cried several times and I didnt want it to end.

Best show I’ve been too so far. The set list was perfectly done, lights were perfect, venue was great. Chloe Moriondo was one of the artists who opened for him and was the best opener I’ve seen. We missed the first opener because of parking/traffic issues but still had an amazing time.

It was very nice! He was very very polite the entire show, to the point where he would mumble "Thank you" after every song. I loved every song he played! Also in the corner of the stage there was a TV playing videos of his cat the entire show. 10/10 I loved it!

lovely show. the lighting colors went with the songs. a beautiful boy singing is somgs. and he sang 3 new songs i didn't even know which was dope. i really liked his stage presence, he is exactly the person you think he is. a cute boy that cares for his fans

Amazing! The two opening acts were so fun and Cavetown was so much fun as well! He was so sweet with crowd interaction and staff was friendly and helpful with making sure guests were hydrated by giving out water during intermissions.

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For 23-year-old singer/songwriter Cavetown, making music typically involves excavating and exposing his most deeply hidden thoughts and feelings. “It’s a weird dynamic because a lot of the time I’m taking something that it’s hard for me to admit even to myself, then putting it into a song and sharing it with the entire world,” says the London-based artist otherwise known as Robin Skinner. Since self-releasing his debut single at age 16, the Cambridge-based musician/producer has proven the disarming power of that outpouring, steadily amassing a devoted following and bringing his extraordinarily close-knit live show to venues across the globe. On his new album worm food , Cavetown delivers his most elaborately realized body of work to date, shaping his idiosyncratic storytelling into songs that ultimately give voice to our own most intimate emotions.

The follow-up to his 2021 EP Man’s Best Friend , worm food arrives as Cavetown’s latest full-length since his major-label debut Sleepyhead , a 2020 release that inspired NME to hail him as a “bedroompop hero building worldwide community.” As with all his output, Skinner produced the album on his own at his home studio, holing up in his garage and infusing his understated alt-pop with a powerful new vitality. “All these songs were written with the live set in mind, which I hadn’t thought about much before,” notes Skinner, who performs live with a full band. “It was fun to imagine how something might come to life onstage, and to think about how I might interact with the audience at different moments.” But while worm food encompasses a more expansive sound than his past work, each track sustains the raw sincerity that’s earned admiration from the likes of The 1975 and found him collaborating with such acclaimed artists as chloe moriondo and beabadoobee (who recently teamed up with Cavetown for his early-2022 release “Fall In Love With A Girl”).

On the album’s lead single “1994,” Cavetown presents a formidable introduction to worm food sonic landscape, offering up a wistful piece of pop-punk driven by his mercurial guitar work. Graced with an exquisitely tender vocal performance from Skinner, “1994” once again reveals his rare ability to spin his unsparing introspection into impossibly catchy rhyme (from the first verse: “I’m tryna love the person I was when I was born/Hating on a kid doesn’t serve me anymore”). “I think most people forget they’re still the same person as when they were just an innocent child,” says Skinner. “That song is about trying to allow yourself the same compassion and forgiveness you’d have for a little kid if they’d made some kind of mistake, instead of beating yourself up over it.”

One of the more lighthearted moments on worm food, “Frog” emerges as a delightfully warped declaration of affection. “‘Frog’ is about my girlfriend,” says Skinner. “When we first started dating we were both too nervous to say the words ‘boyfriend’ and ‘girlfriend,’ so one day I said to her, ‘Did you know that “BF” and “GF” stand for “boy frog” and “girl frog”?’ That was my silly way of asking her out, and now it’s our nickname for each other.” Laced with his sweetly off-kilter lyrics (“I’m gonna tell you you’re pretty/Till it makes you sick”), “Frog” unfolds in gauzy acoustic-guitar tones, then drifts into a bouncy synth line that Skinner refers to as “the frog solo.” “I had the idea to put this frog-sounding synth in the middle, in the hopes that it’d be fun to get everyone to hop up and down like a frog when we play that one live,” he says.

All throughout worm food Cavetown gracefully amplifies his vast inner monologue, often uncovering entirely unexpected ways of expressing the most familiar of feelings. On “Juno,” for instance, he precisely captures the inertia of depression while sharing a dreamy serenade to his beloved cat. “If I’m having a hard time and struggling to find a reason to get out of bed, there’s always the need to get up and feed Juno her breakfast,” says Skinner. “So no matter what else is going on in my life, she always gives me that sense of purpose.” Spiked with brooding guitar riffs and loopy synth lines, the slow-building “Worm Food” transforms his existential angst into a strangely exhilarating anthem. “It’s about feeling so small in the context of the world around you, and recognizing that in the end we all end up in the same place,” says Skinner. “It might be a pessimistic way of thinking, but it’s comforting to me in those moments when I’m worrying so much about things that maybe aren’t that important.” Meanwhile, on “Heart Attack,” Cavetown shares an up-close portrait of anxiety and self-doubt, intensifying the track’s unhinged energy with pogo-ready rhythms and a galvanizing guitar solo. “I wrote that after touring in South America, where the crowds were very excited— which was really cool, but also overwhelming,” says Skinner. “‘Heart Attack’ is about feeling pressured to put on a great show while looking after all these kids in a room that felt out of control  at times, and questioning my ability to balance all that.”

Although Skinner tends to write in solitude, a number of songs on worm food arose from his collaboration with other musicians. To that end, “Wasabi” features a guest appearance from his mother, a Baroque flute player who lends the achingly bittersweet track a certain enchanted quality. “I wrote ‘Wasabi’ after going to L.A. to visit a girl I had a massive crush on, trying to process the fact that I still had a thing for her even though I’d tried hard to get over it,” says Skinner. On “Laundry Day,” he enlisted a string quartet to magnify the melancholic mood at the heart of the song, a gorgeously sprawling piece penned after a difficult family trip. “That song is about some hard times my family’s gone through, but the chorus came from a fond childhood memory of mine, where my dad would always end up shrinking all his clothes every time he did the laundry,” Skinner reveals. And for “Kill U,” he worked with Pierce the Veil’s Vic Fuentes to sharpen the song’s arrangement of serpentine guitar lines and combustible beats. “‘Kill U’ is about wanting to kill particular parts of yourself, and finding more of those parts as you get older,” he explains.

An innately DIY artist, Skinner first discovered the depths of his imagination as a child, when he’d write and illustrate his own storybooks. After taking up guitar, he began writing and recording in his bedroom in his early teens, then releasing his lo-fi yet emotionally intricate songs on Bandcamp. Not long after the arrival of his 2018 album Lemon Boy , Cavetown inked a deal with Sire Records and started selling out venues across the U.S. and U.K. as well as performing at festivals like Reading & Leeds and Lollapalooza—all while forging such an intensely personal connection with his audience that he’s taken to keeping a cupboard full of letters received from fans. With his past triumphs including producing for artists like Tessa Violet and mxmtoon, Skinner also brings his immense creativity to the visual element of his output, an endeavor that recently found him co-directing the fantastically surreal video for “1994” alongside Lorenzo Diego. “It’s inspired by The Little Prince, which is the story of a kid who lives on a planet by himself and doesn’t want to grow up,” says Skinner. “In the video I’m portraying the Little Prince, but instead of rejecting adulthood I’m getting ready to let go of childhood, and trying to build a rocket to fly away from my planet.”

While worm food in many ways marks a major leap forward for Cavetown, the album took shape from the same instinctive approach he’s embraced since earliest days as a songwriter. “Most of the time I think up lyrics without really trying—they just fall out, and then I realize that they’re expressing something I’d been having a hard time trying to articulate,” says Skinner. “Over the years  I’ve had people tell me that my songs have had the same effect on them, where there’s something going on in their head that they haven’t been able to verbalize but then the song helps them to finally understand it. So even though I write songs for myself, as a way to process the things I’m struggling with, it’s really nice to know that they might end up helping people in some way.”

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Rock the Ruins is a summer concert series hosted by The Vogue at Holliday Park, an enchanting 95-year-old park nestled in a gently wooded neighborhood just six miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Perfect for experiencing live music, catching up with neighbors and friends, and connecting with nature, a Rock the Ruins concert is the ideal spot to spend a summer evening. We encourage our all-ages guests to bring chairs/blankets for all Rock the Ruins shows as seating will not be provided for general admission guests. No outside coolers or alcoholic beverages will be permitted in the park as guests will be encouraged to take advantage of a variety of local and artisan vendors selling food and beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Guests must present a valid ID (and be 21+) to purchase alcoholic beverages while on-site for any Rock the Ruins event at Holliday Park.

CAVETOWN Bittersweet Daze with mxmtoon, Ricky Montgomery & Grent Perez SUNDAY, JULY 30, 2023 ROCK THE RUINS AT HOLLIDAY PARK INDIANAPOLIS, IN TICKETS AT ROCKTHERUINS.COM

PLEASE NOTE: All tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. This event is rain or shine. This event is General Admission and seating is not provided. For a full list of permitted and prohibited items, parking and transportation details, information on ADA seating, and answers to other frequently asked questions, visit the FAQ page .

$1 from each ticket sold will be donated to This Is Home Project, a project started by Cavetown that provides funding to foundations whose focus is helping LGBTQ+ youth in need.

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Rock the Ruins is a summer concert series hosted by The Vogue at Holliday Park, an enchanting 95-year old park nestled in a gently wooded neighborhood just six miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Perfect for experiencing live music, catching up with neighbors and friends, and connecting with nature, a Rock the Ruins concert is the ideal spot to spend a summer evening. We encourage our all-ages guests to bring chairs/blankets for all Rock the Ruins shows as seating will not be provided for general admission guests. No outside coolers or alcoholic beverages will be permitted in the park as guests will be encouraged to take advantage of a variety of local and artisan vendors selling food and beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Guests must present a valid ID (and be 21+) to purchase alcoholic beverages while on-site for any Rock the Ruins event at Holliday Park.

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Cavetown Announces Tour with Support from Mother Mother

H ot on the release of his punchy yet dreamy EP, Little Vice , alternative artist Cavetown has announced a tour with support from Canadian rock band Mother Mother. The series of performances kicks off in June, continuing until July.

Dates & Locations

Cavetown’s tour starts strong on June 7 th in Phoenix, followed by shows in Los Angeles, San Diego, Berkeley and Troutdale. He’ll continue performing alongside Mother Mother and Destroy Boys in Vancouver, Seattle, Salt Lake City and Morrison. At the tail end of June, Cavetown and company are headed south to perform in Dallas, Austin, Houston, Miami, Orlando and Atlanta.

July kicks off with Washington, moving to Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, New York and Detroit. The tour closes out on the 13th in Chicago.

Eclectic and Electric

Cavetown’s tour is sure to be magical, especially with Little Vice exploring all sorts of interesting corners of sound. Equal parts ethereal, eclectic and electric, the new EP buzzes with an energy that will take on a whole new life played live. “alone” packs a punch with its crunchy soundbites and vocals. At the same time, it balances a soothing feel with its twinkling melodies. “let them know they’re on your mind” breathes a punk persona into Cavetown’s dreamy pop, merging worlds in a whole new way. The EP as a whole is distinct, unique only to Cavetown and his sound.

Support from Mother Mother promises even more energy to each show. Their most recent release, Grief Chapter , complements Cavetown perfectly. Impressive guitar riffs in tracks like “To My Heart” and “Explode!” parallel some of the underlying energy in Little Vice . Their bashful sound also acts as a nice foil to the more relaxed side of Cavetown’s sound, seen on laid-back tracks like “glacier meadow” or “obvious.”

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Cavetown Announces 2024 Australian Tour

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Cavetown will return to Australia for a handful of headline dates up the east coast in February 2024. The UK indie rock and bedroom pop musician will be here supporting his latest album, worm food, which was released in November 2022.

The tour will get underway on Wednesday, 21st February at the Forum in Melbourne, followed by the Roundhouse in Sydney and Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on Thursday, 22nd and Saturday, 24th February, respectively.

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The upcoming tour is Cavetown’s first Australian visit since he was here in 2020 in the wake of his Animal Kingdom mixtape. Last year’s worm food is Robin Skinner’s fifth album under the Cavetown alias, and the follow-up to 2021’s acclaimed EP, Man’s Best Friend.

“Every time I release something, I definitely put pressure on myself to make the next thing better than anything I’ve ever made,” Skinner told Dork in 2022 . “At a certain point, it gets unrealistic. That can make it difficult to keep myself focused and not get frustrated if I’m putting pressure on myself. I don’t think I feel pressure externally. It’s all myself. That’s something I’ve learnt to get better at, being compassionate.”

Skinner has spent the European summer playing festivals like Primavera, Glastonbury, and Rock Werchter.

Cavetown 2024 Australian Tour Dates

• Wednesday, 21st February 2024 – The Forum, Melbourne VIC
• Thursday, 22nd February 2024 – Roundhouse, Sydney NSW
• Saturday, 24th February 2024 – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane QLD

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• All setlist songs  ( 280 )

Years on tour

• 2024  ( 5 )
• 2023  ( 47 )
• 2022  ( 64 )
• 2021  ( 19 )
• 2020  ( 16 )
• 2019  ( 87 )
• 2018  ( 37 )
• 2017  ( 3 )
• 2016  ( 1 )
• 2015  ( 1 )

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• 2021 UK Tour  ( 9 )
• Animal Kingdom  ( 44 )
• Bittersweet Daze  ( 19 )
• Citrus Summer Tour  ( 8 )
• Dear.  ( 13 )
• EU + UK Tour 2022  ( 26 )
• Latin America Tour 2022  ( 11 )
• The Lemon Boy Tour  ( 15 )
• UK Tour 2023  ( 7 )
• US Tour 2022  ( 26 )
• Avg Setlist
• Concert Map

Average setlist for year: 2023

Note: only considered 35 of 47 setlists (ignored empty and strikingly short setlists)

• worm food Play Video
• Pigeon Play Video
• fall in love with a girl Play Video
• Green Play Video
• Lemon Boy Play Video
• 1994 Play Video
• heart attack Play Video
• wasabi Play Video
• Guilty Play Video
• frog Play Video
• Hug All Ur Friends Play Video
• Juliet Play Video
• laundry day Play Video
• a kind thing to do Play Video
• Boys Will Be Bugs Play Video
• Home Play Video
• Devil Town Play Video

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Main set closers, show closers, encores played.

This feature is not that experimental anymore. Nevertheless, please give feedback if the results don't make any sense to you.

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