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Robyn Hitchcock Happened in Silver Lake, and it was Special. The former Soft Boy and leader of the Egyptians performed the first show of two at Zebulon.

Suspended in a peculiar time—a palindromic date falling one year and a day after his most recent release, reflective, instrumental album Life After Infinity, and two months before his next artifact, memoir 1967: How I Got There And Why I Never Left, comes out—Robyn Hitchcock predictably ignored his immediate past and future at World Cafe Live in favor of a set that plumbed a deeper and more fractured history.

Uncle Tupelo was an American alternative country band that formed in the 1980s and became known for their unique blend of punk rock, country, and folk music. Their music was raw, unpolished, and deeply rooted in American traditions. Despite their relatively short career, Uncle Tupelo's influence on the alternative country genre is undeniable. In this

Robyn Hitchcock's performance included an appearance from local guitar hero Kurt Bloch.

The group are credited for paving the way for Britain’s shoegaze and dream pop bands