Cage Elephant Tickets

The famous American rock band, Cage the Elephant, is now ready to rock your town. Incepted in Bowling Green, the group consists of Brad Shultz, Matt Shultz, Jared Champion and Daniel Tichener. Although Lincoln Parish was also a member of the band until late 2013, she was later replaced by the talented Nick Bockrath.

Cage the Elephant took the music world by storm in 2008 with the release of their self-titled debut album. They have not looked back since. And that's not it; the band has also earned a lot of recognition for their thrilling live shows. So if you're yearning to be a part of a rocking concert, this is your chance to be a part of one. They have hit the road for their latest tour so book your Cage the Elephant tickets and watch your favorite rock band live in concert.

 

Cage the Elephant's music is an articulate fusion of funk, classic rock and blues tunes. Previously members of the group, Perfect Confusion, the Cage the Elephant members decided to form their own band in 2007. They signed with Relentless Records after performing at the "South by Southwest Music Festival."

The band then moved to London and released their debut album, "Cage the Elephant" in 2008 in UK. This album was later released in the US, Australia, Canada and Japan in 2009 to rave reviews. The single, Ain't No Rest for the Wicked scored the number thirty two spot on the UK Singles Chart and was even featured in a video game, "Boderlands."

 

In early 2008, Cage the Elephant performed as a support act on a tour with The Pigeon Detectives which earned them a lot of popularity. The band also performed with Manchester and Silversun Pickups in 2009. In the same year they made an appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman" where they performed their hit single, Ain't No Rest for the Wicked. The track even featured in the movie, "The Bounty Hunter" in 2010.

 

Cage the Elephant have played at several music festivals. From performing at the Lollapalooza in Chicago, at the Bonnaroo music festival multiple times to performing at San Francisco's Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival, the band has done it all. They have also supported several famous bands, such as Manchester Orchestra, Stone a Temple Pilots and Silversun Pickups on tours all over the world.

 

Cage the Elephant released their sophomore album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday" in 2011. Selling over 30,000 copies during its very first week in the United States, the album debuted at the second spot on the Billboard 200. The band then embarked on several tours in support of this album and enthralled audiences with their live performances. They also appeared on the "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."

In the same year the band performed at the Coachella and the Glastonbury Festival. That was followed by their entry at the Kanrocksas musical festival to support the Foo Fighters in their promotional tour for the album, "Wasting Light". Many of Cage the Elephant's songs have won and been nominated for prestigious awards. For instance, the famous single Shake Me Down was nominated for an MTV Video Music Award in the category of the "Best Rock Video."

The band managed to increase its fan base substantially during 2011. They landed on the top spot on Rolling Stone's "Reader's Poll: The Best New Artist of 2011." Not only this, but their sophomore album was also hailed as the "15th best album of the year." Cage the Elephant released a live album, "Live from The Vic" in 2012. In promotion of this album, they performed at the Big Day Out music festival to a packed arena.

Cage the Elephant's third album "Melophobia" has also managed to impress critics and fans alike. The band was in the news for several tours in support of this album including a performance at the KROQ radio station. Hit songs from this album include the likes of "Come A Little Closer" and "Spiderhead."

Cage the Elephant are on tour once again and it promises to be another epic ride. With the band all set to perform at arenas around the country, make sure you're a part of the road trip.  Get your Cage the Elephant tickets and catch one of the most famous rock bands on the circuit today live up close and personal.