Cavetown

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Cavetown

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Cavetown is the professional name of Robin Daniel Skinner, an English singer-songwriter born December 15, 1998, in Oxford and raised in Cambridge. His music blends indie rock, indie pop and bedroom pop, built around mellow ukulele- and guitar-led ballads with an intimate, emotionally vulnerable production style.

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  1. Sep 25DetroitThe Fillmore DetroitView details
  2. Sep 27ClevelandHouse of Blues ClevelandView details
  3. Oct 2Salt Lake CityThe Complex - UTView details
  4. Oct 5SeattleShowbox SODOView details
  5. Oct 9Los AngelesThe WilternView details
  6. Oct 10PhoenixThe Van BurenView details
  7. Oct 19AtlantaTabernacleView details
  8. Oct 22BostonCitizens House of Blues BostonView details
  9. Oct 25PhiladelphiaThe Fillmore PhiladelphiaView details

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About Cavetown

Skinner launched a YouTube channel in November 2012 and released his first original song, "Haunted Lullaby," the following year, self-releasing music on Bandcamp from age fourteen before signing to Sire Records in 2019. His albums include Lemon Boy (2018), Sleepyhead (2020), Worm Food (2022) and Running with Scissors (2026), with songs such as "Boys Will Be Bugs," "Devil Town" and "This Is Home" achieving platinum certification in the United States.

Skinner built his audience through years of independent, DIY releases before major-label attention followed, and he continues to tour behind his catalogue. Now based in New York City, he counts millions of YouTube subscribers and monthly Spotify listeners among an audience drawn to his intimate, emotionally direct songwriting.

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