Live Performances by Cage the Elephant
Cage the Elephant - Free Love Live Performance at Forecastle Festival
Forecastle Festival
Louisville, KY, United States
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In July 2009, Cage the Elephant was in a burgeoning phase of their career, having released their self-titled debut album just a few months earlier, on... Read Full Description >
In July 2009, Cage the Elephant was in a burgeoning phase of their career, having released their self-titled debut album just a few months earlier, on April 21, 2008. The album garnered significant attention, particularly with singles like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," which showcased their unique blend of rock and alternative sounds. The performance at the Forecastle Festival, where they played "Free Love," highlights the band's energetic live presence and their growing popularity at that time. This was a pivotal period for Cage the Elephant, as they were beginning to establish themselves in the mainstream music scene. Additionally, the festival setting provided an ideal backdrop for their raw and vibrant style, further elevating their profile among festival-goers and new fans alike.
Cage the Elephant Live Performance of 'Back Against The Wall' at Forecastle Festival
Forecastle Festival
Louisville, KY, United States
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Cage the Elephant performed at the Forecastle Festival on July 10, 2009, shortly after the release of their self-titled debut album, which had come ou... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant performed at the Forecastle Festival on July 10, 2009, shortly after the release of their self-titled debut album, which had come out just a few months earlier, in April 2008. This performance came during a period of burgeoning recognition for the band, as they were beginning to gain traction in the alternative rock scene with their energetic sound and dynamic stage presence. "Back Against the Wall," one of the tracks featured in the live recording, exemplifies the band’s raw and eclectic style that would go on to characterize their sound in subsequent albums. An interesting fact about this performance is that it took place at a time when the band was still relatively new to the music scene, showcasing their commitment to live performance and building their fan base, which ultimately set the stage for their later successes.
Cage The Elephant - Back Against The Wall Live at The Vic, Chicago
The Vic
Chicago, IL, United States
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In January 2011, Cage the Elephant performed "Back Against the Wall" live at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, after the release of their self-titled debut ... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, Cage the Elephant performed "Back Against the Wall" live at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, after the release of their self-titled debut album in 2008, which had already gained significant traction. At this point in their career, the band was benefiting from the success of their sophomore album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday," which came out in January 2011, just a few weeks prior to this recording. The album showcased a more aggressive sound and included popular tracks like "Shake Me Down." This live performance reflects the band's energetic presence and commitment to their craft, capturing a pivotal moment as they transitioned from breakout success to solidifying their presence in the alternative rock scene. Additionally, the band is known for their dynamic live shows, which often engage audiences through their fervent energy and unique sound.
Cage The Elephant - 'Ain't No Rest For The Wicked' Live Performance at The Vic, Chicago
The Vic
Chicago, IL, United States
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In January 2011, Cage the Elephant was riding high on the success of their self-titled debut album, released in 2008, which included the hit single "A... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, Cage the Elephant was riding high on the success of their self-titled debut album, released in 2008, which included the hit single "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked." This live recording from The Vic in Chicago showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career, as they were transitioning from the excitement of their debut into the creation of their sophomore album, "Thank You Happy Birthday," released later in 2011. The performance captures the band's energetic style and engaging stage presence, which played a significant role in their rapid rise to fame. Notably, "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" became a defining track for the band, helping to establish their unique blend of alternative rock and Southern influences, and its continued popularity evident in live settings underscores the song's impact on both the band's career and the indie rock scene.
Cage The Elephant - 'In One Ear' Live Performance from The Vic, Chicago
The Vic
Chicago, IL, United States
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In January 2011, when Cage the Elephant performed "In One Ear" live at The Vic in Chicago, the band was riding the momentum of their sophomore album, ... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, when Cage the Elephant performed "In One Ear" live at The Vic in Chicago, the band was riding the momentum of their sophomore album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday," which had been released just days earlier on January 11, 2011. This album followed their self-titled debut and marked a significant step in their evolution, showcasing a more aggressive sound and deeper lyrical content. "In One Ear," featured in their live performance, is known for its high energy and was one of the standout tracks from the album. This recording reflects the band's growing popularity at the time, as they transitioned from their underground roots to mainstream success, further solidified by their energetic live presence, a hallmark of Cage the Elephant's identity as a band.
Cage the Elephant - Live Performance of 'Shake Me Down' at Lollapalooza 2011
Lollapalooza
Chicago, IL, United States
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In August 2011, Cage the Elephant was riding high on the success of their sophomore album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday," released earlier that year. Th... Read Full Description >
In August 2011, Cage the Elephant was riding high on the success of their sophomore album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday," released earlier that year. The album showcased the band's evolution in sound, moving towards a more polished and diverse approach compared to their debut. The performance of "Shake Me Down" at Lollapalooza 2011 underscores the band's growing popularity and electrifying live presence. This particular song, a standout track from the album, was a significant hit and contributed to the momentum that propelled Cage the Elephant into mainstream recognition. Notably, the band gained acclaim for their dynamic live performances, often marked by frontman Matt Shultz's energetic stage antics, making their set at this iconic festival a memorable moment in their career trajectory.
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In January 2013, Cage the Elephant was in the midst of promoting their third studio album, "Melophobia," which was released later that year in October... Read Full Description >
In January 2013, Cage the Elephant was in the midst of promoting their third studio album, "Melophobia," which was released later that year in October. The live recording captures the band during a dynamic period, following the success of their second album, "Thank You, Happy Birthday" (2011). The 2013 performance showcases the band’s energetic stage presence and evolving sound, characterized by a blend of garage rock, alternative, and indie influences. Notably, Cage the Elephant's reputation for engaging live shows is reflected in the video’s description, highlighting elements like crowd surfing, which emphasizes the band's strong connection with their audience. The release of "Melophobia" marked a significant step in their career, demonstrating their artistic growth and experimentation, setting the stage for future accolades, including Grammy nominations.
Cage The Elephant - Spiderhead Performance at Vinegar Hill Sound
Vinegar Hill Sound
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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By the time Cage the Elephant performed "Spiderhead" on October 31, 2013, they were riding high on the success of their third studio album, "Melophobi... Read Full Description >
By the time Cage the Elephant performed "Spiderhead" on October 31, 2013, they were riding high on the success of their third studio album, "Melophobia," released just a few weeks earlier, on October 8, 2013. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their maturation as artists and a shift towards a more experimental sound. The performance at Vinegar Hill Sound encapsulated the band's energetic spirit and willingness to embrace the creative process. Notably, "Spiderhead" became a standout track from "Melophobia," reflecting themes of introspection amid chaotic experiences. The Halloween-themed recording session added a unique twist, aligning well with the band's eclectic and theatrical style, and helped to cement their reputation as a dynamic live act capable of captivating audiences beyond standard concert settings.
Cage the Elephant - Live At Lollapalooza Chicago 2014 Full Concert
Lollapalooza
Chicago, IL, United States
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By August 1, 2014, when Cage the Elephant performed live at Lollapalooza in Chicago, the band was on the cusp of a significant career milestone. Their... Read Full Description >
By August 1, 2014, when Cage the Elephant performed live at Lollapalooza in Chicago, the band was on the cusp of a significant career milestone. Their third studio album, "Melophobia," had been released on October 8, 2013, and the band had been actively touring in support of the album throughout 2014. "Melophobia" received critical acclaim and included hit singles like "Come a Little Closer" and "Cigarette Daydreams," which contributed to solidifying their reputation in the alternative rock scene. The Lollapalooza performance showcased their energetic live presence and was pivotal as they transitioned toward their fourth album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," released in December 2015. Notably, the band's willingness to experiment with different styles was becoming evident, marking a key moment in their artistic evolution during this period.
Cage the Elephant - Live at iHeartRadio Theater | Full Concert
iHeartRadio Theater
New York, NY, USA
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On January 15, 2016, Cage the Elephant performed live at the iHeartRadio Theater in New York City, showcasing their dynamic stage presence and diverse... Read Full Description >
On January 15, 2016, Cage the Elephant performed live at the iHeartRadio Theater in New York City, showcasing their dynamic stage presence and diverse sound. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," in December 2015. This album marked a notable shift in their musical direction, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, and it featured a more experimental sound that garnered both critical and commercial success. The live recording includes a vibrant setlist with popular tracks like "Cigarette Daydreams" and "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," reflecting their ability to blend rock and alternative influences. The event was significant as it demonstrated their growing prominence in the music industry and showcased their evolution as artists, while also incorporating interviews that offered insights into their creative process.
Cage The Elephant - 'Cold Cold Cold' Live Performance on KCRW
KCRW
Nashville, TN, United States
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In January 2016, Cage the Elephant was actively promoting their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which had been released just a few months e... Read Full Description >
In January 2016, Cage the Elephant was actively promoting their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which had been released just a few months earlier on December 18, 2015. The album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing a more polished and introspective approach compared to their earlier work. The band collaborated with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys as the producer, bringing a fresh influence to their music. The live performance of "Cold Cold Cold" on KCRW reflects this transitional period, highlighting their continued experimentation with different sonic elements. Notably, "Tell Me I'm Pretty" received critical acclaim and further solidified their standing in the rock genre. The performance in Nashville, a city renowned for its rich musical heritage, underscored their connection to a vibrant music community and their growth since their earlier days.
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In January 2016, Cage the Elephant performed "Trouble" live at KCRW, showcasing their evolving sound during an exciting period in their career. At thi... Read Full Description >
In January 2016, Cage the Elephant performed "Trouble" live at KCRW, showcasing their evolving sound during an exciting period in their career. At this time, the band was promoting their fourth studio album, *Tell Me I'm Pretty*, which had been released in December 2015. Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, the album marked a notable shift in their musical style, integrating more elements of glam rock and psychedelic influences. This performance is significant as it reflects the band's transition and growth from their earlier, more garage rock-oriented sound to the richer, more textured approach found on *Tell Me I'm Pretty*. The live recording also emphasizes Cage the Elephant's dynamic stage presence and connection with the audience, key elements that have contributed to their success over the years.
Cage The Elephant - 'Trouble' Live Performance at Conan in Los Angeles
Conan
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On February 3, 2016, Cage the Elephant performed "Trouble" live on the Conan show, showcasing their evolving sound following the release of their four... Read Full Description >
On February 3, 2016, Cage the Elephant performed "Trouble" live on the Conan show, showcasing their evolving sound following the release of their fourth studio album, *Tell Me I'm Pretty*, which came out in December 2015. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it was produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, highlighting a shift toward a more polished and introspective sound compared to their earlier work. The performance of "Trouble" illustrated their growth as artists while blending elements of alternative rock with a more mainstream appeal. The band had already garnered attention for their energetic live shows and distinct style, making this television appearance a crucial moment for promoting the album and reaching a wider audience. Additionally, the band had previously won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance, which helped elevate their status in the music industry during this phase of their career.
Cage the Elephant - Live at Chicago 2018 (Full Concert)
Lollapalooza
Chicago, IL, United States
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In August 2018, during their performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago, Cage the Elephant was riding the wave of success from their album "Tell Me I'm Pr... Read Full Description >
In August 2018, during their performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago, Cage the Elephant was riding the wave of success from their album "Tell Me I'm Pretty," released in December 2015. This album marked a significant point in their career, showcasing a more experimental sound influenced by the production of Dan Auerbach from The Black Keys. By 2018, the band had matured both in style and audience engagement, reflected in their energetic live shows. At Lollapalooza, Cage the Elephant performed hits like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" and "Shake Me Down," captivating the crowd with their dynamic stage presence. The band's blend of rock and indie influences has garnered them critical acclaim, and their ability to connect with fans through live performances only adds to their reputation. Their ongoing evolution as artists and the success of "Tell Me I'm Pretty" highlight their established presence in the music industry by this time.
Cage the Elephant Live Performance of 'Social Cues' at WXPN Studios
WXPN Studios
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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On April 18, 2019, Cage the Elephant performed "Social Cues" live at WXPN Studios in Philadelphia as part of the World Cafe sessions. This performance... Read Full Description >
On April 18, 2019, Cage the Elephant performed "Social Cues" live at WXPN Studios in Philadelphia as part of the World Cafe sessions. This performance coincided with the release of their fifth studio album, also titled *Social Cues*, which came out just a week prior, on April 19, 2019. This album marked a significant moment in the band's career, as it showcased their evolution in sound and lyrical themes, touching on personal struggles and reflections on loss, influenced by the lead singer Matty Shultz's experiences. Notably, *Social Cues* went on to debut at number four on the Billboard 200 chart, further cementing the band's position in the modern rock scene. The live performance not only highlighted their energetic stage presence but also showcased the raw emotion that defines their music, making it relatable to their audience.
Cage the Elephant Performs 'Ready to Let Go' Live at WXPN Studios
WXPN Studios
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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On April 18, 2019, Cage the Elephant performed "Ready to Let Go" during a World Cafe session, coinciding with the promotion of their album *Social Cue... Read Full Description >
On April 18, 2019, Cage the Elephant performed "Ready to Let Go" during a World Cafe session, coinciding with the promotion of their album *Social Cues*, released on April 19, 2019. This album is significant as it reflects a more mature sound and thematic depth, often addressing personal struggles and relationships. "Ready to Let Go" specifically touches on themes of acceptance and letting go, which resonate throughout the record. Notably, *Social Cues* debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 and highlighted the band’s evolution since their earlier days, showcasing their ability to blend various genres while maintaining their distinctive style. The live recording at WXPN Studios also exemplifies the band's commitment to raw performance energy, a hallmark of their live shows. In this session, they engaged directly with an audience, further emphasizing their connection to fans and the authenticity of their music.
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In June 2019, when Cage the Elephant performed at Rock Am Ring, they were in the midst of promoting their fifth studio album, "Social Cues," which had... Read Full Description >
In June 2019, when Cage the Elephant performed at Rock Am Ring, they were in the midst of promoting their fifth studio album, "Social Cues," which had been released just a couple of months earlier in April 2019. This album marks a significant moment in their career, as it delves into themes of heartbreak and loss, largely influenced by the passing of the band's longtime friend and collaborator, producer Jay Joyce. The live recording captures the band's dynamic and energetic performance style, showcasing tracks like "Ready To Let Go" and "Social Cues," both of which reflect the emotional depth of the album. Notably, Cage the Elephant has a reputation for high-energy shows, often blurring the lines between genres and engaging their audience, which is evident in this performance at the iconic Nürburgring venue.
Cage the Elephant - Live Performance in Camden, NJ (Short Version)
Camden, NJ, United States
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In August 2019, when Cage the Elephant performed live in Camden, New Jersey, they were in the midst of promoting their fifth studio album, "Social Cue... Read Full Description >
In August 2019, when Cage the Elephant performed live in Camden, New Jersey, they were in the midst of promoting their fifth studio album, "Social Cues," which had been released earlier that year on April 19, 2019. This album marked a significant point in their career as it showcased a more introspective and mature sound, heavily influenced by frontman Matt Shultz's personal experiences, including the death of his close friend. The live recording captures the band's energetic performance style, which has been a hallmark of their shows since their formation. Notably, "Social Cues" received critical acclaim, and the song "Ready to Let Go" became a popular single, solidifying Cage the Elephant's place in the alternative rock scene. The band had previously won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 2017 for "Tell Me I’m Pretty," further establishing their status in the music industry.
Cage the Elephant - Cigarette Daydreams (Live) from Firefly Music Festival
Firefly Music Festival
Dover, DE, United States
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In September 2021, during their performance at the Firefly Music Festival, Cage the Elephant was riding the wave of their most recent album, "Social C... Read Full Description >
In September 2021, during their performance at the Firefly Music Festival, Cage the Elephant was riding the wave of their most recent album, "Social Cues," which was released in April 2019. This album showcased a blend of alternative rock and introspective themes, resonating with fans while demonstrating the band's evolution. The live recording of "Cigarette Daydreams," a popular track from their 2013 album "Melophobia," highlights the group's ability to energize and connect with the audience, even with older material. By this time, Cage the Elephant had solidified their status in the alternative music scene, garnering acclaim for their dynamic live performances and skillful musicianship. Their presence at the festival reflects their continuous growth and engagement with fans, marking an important moment as they transitioned into new musical endeavors post-pandemic.
Cage The Elephant - Live in Chicago 2024 (Full Concert)
Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, IL, United States
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By January 1, 2024, when Cage the Elephant performed a live set at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, the band had recently released their album "Social ... Read Full Description >
By January 1, 2024, when Cage the Elephant performed a live set at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, the band had recently released their album "Social Cues" in April 2019, marking a significant period in their career. This album included hits such as "Ready to Let Go" and "All the Pretty Girls," exploring themes of heartbreak and resilience. Notably, "Social Cues" showcased a transition in their sound, incorporating more elements of glam rock and introspective lyrics, reflecting influences from frontman Matt Shultz's personal experiences. The setlist for their 2024 live performance features songs from this album, alongside their earlier work. This live recording exemplifies the band's evolution and their ability to resonate with audiences, highlighting their established presence in the alternative rock scene by this point in their career.
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Cage the Elephant’s live performance at Corona Capital on January 1, 2024, came shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, titled *Socia... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant’s live performance at Corona Capital on January 1, 2024, came shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, titled *Social Cues*, which was released in 2019. This album was a significant moment in their career, showcasing a refined sound and introspective lyrics, reflective of lead vocalist Matt Shultz’s experiences, including personal loss and emotional struggles. The setlist from the live recording features songs such as "Broken Boy" and "Social," both of which highlight the band's evolution in blending rock with diverse influences. Notably, Cage the Elephant is acclaimed for their energetic live shows, and this performance likely continues to solidify their presence as one of the prominent acts in alternative rock, engaging fans with their dynamic stage presence and deep catalog of hits.
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Cage the Elephant was experiencing a period of significant evolution in their career around the time of the live recording in January 2024. Their last... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was experiencing a period of significant evolution in their career around the time of the live recording in January 2024. Their last studio album prior to this performance was "Social Cues," which was released in April 2019. This album marked a critical point for the band, showcasing a blend of their signature alternative rock sound with elements of new wave and post-punk. Additionally, "Social Cues" was heavily influenced by lead singer Matt Shultz's personal struggles, particularly following the death of a close friend. Thus, the live performance at Bonnaroo 2024 likely reflected the band's growth and maturity since then. Furthermore, the band had been known for their dynamic live shows, and this performance would have continued their legacy of energetic and captivating concerts, drawing on their extensive discography and evolving sound as they engaged with fans in a festival setting.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "How Are You True" from the "Unpeeled" project showcases the band's unique blend of alternative rock while marki... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "How Are You True" from the "Unpeeled" project showcases the band's unique blend of alternative rock while marking a significant moment in their career. Released in July 2017, "Unpeeled" features stripped-down, acoustic versions of songs from their earlier albums, including tracks from their self-titled debut and "Tell Me I'm Pretty." The band had solidified its presence in the rock scene with several successful albums prior, but "Unpeeled" represented a fresh reinterpretation of their music, aiming to reach audiences in a more intimate setting. Interestingly, during this period, Cage the Elephant had garnered critical acclaim and commercial success, indicating their evolution and maturity as artists. "Unpeeled" not only highlighted their dynamic sound but also reflected their willingness to experiment beyond traditional live formats, further solidifying their status in the music industry.
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Cage the Elephant was experiencing significant artistic growth at the time of the release of their live album "Unpeeled," which features the track "Ta... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was experiencing significant artistic growth at the time of the release of their live album "Unpeeled," which features the track "Take It or Leave It." Prior to "Unpeeled," the band released their critically acclaimed third studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," in 2015. This album marked a departure from their earlier sound, incorporating a more polished and introspective style, influenced by producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. The live performances captured in "Unpeeled" showcase the band's ability to translate their energetic rock sound into intimate, stripped-back arrangements, further highlighting their versatility as musicians. Additionally, the "Unpeeled" sessions offered fans a fresh experience by presenting familiar songs in a new light, reflecting the band's continuous evolution and desire to push their creative boundaries.
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The live performance of "Instant Crush" by Cage the Elephant, featured in the "Unpeeled" series, took place during a pivotal moment in the band's care... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Instant Crush" by Cage the Elephant, featured in the "Unpeeled" series, took place during a pivotal moment in the band's career, following the release of their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty" (2015). This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, characterized by a more introspective and melodic approach compared to earlier releases. The "Unpeeled" sessions, which included this live recording, showcased the band's ability to reinterpret their music in a stripped-down format, emphasizing lyrics and musicianship. Interestingly, the session highlighted the collaboration with producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, who played a crucial role in shaping the album's sound. This period also saw the band receiving widespread acclaim, further solidifying their place in the alternative rock scene.
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Cage the Elephant was gaining significant traction in the music industry around the time of the live recording for “Punchin' Bag (Unpeeled)”. This... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was gaining significant traction in the music industry around the time of the live recording for “Punchin' Bag (Unpeeled)”. This performance is part of their 2017 project "Unpeeled," which features stripped-down renditions of songs from their previous albums, including their 2015 release "Tell Me I'm Pretty." The "Unpeeled" sessions highlight the band's versatility as they present their tracks in a more intimate setting. Notably, "Tell Me I'm Pretty" marked a creative evolution for the band, showcasing their collaboration with producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. During this period, Cage the Elephant was recognized for their energetic live performances, blending various genres, and their increasing popularity was underscored by accolades like Grammy nominations, reflecting their artistic growth and appeal in the alternative rock scene.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Aberdeen" comes from their album "Unpeeled," which was released in July 2017. This project represents a unique ... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Aberdeen" comes from their album "Unpeeled," which was released in July 2017. This project represents a unique phase in the band’s career, showcasing their versatility through stripped-down, acoustic renditions of their well-known songs, alongside some new material. The "Unpeeled" album features live recordings that were recorded during two shows in Los Angeles, emphasizing the band's ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting. Notably, the album includes the popular track "Whole Wide World," which marked a further expansion of their musical repertoire. By this point, Cage the Elephant had already established themselves in the alternative rock scene with several successful albums, demonstrating their evolution as artists and their willingness to experiment with different sounds and formats. The live performances during this period highlighted their growth and the strong connection they had with their audience.
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The live recording of "Rubber Ball" featured in the "Unpeeled" video captures Cage the Elephant during a significant phase in their evolution as a ban... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Rubber Ball" featured in the "Unpeeled" video captures Cage the Elephant during a significant phase in their evolution as a band. The recording is part of the "Unpeeled" album, released in 2017, which showcases acoustic and stripped-down versions of their previous songs, marking a departure from their earlier, more electric and high-energy sound. Leading up to this release, the band had gained significant acclaim for their self-titled debut and their album "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which helped solidify their presence in the indie rock scene. Notably, "Unpeeled" features unique renditions of their hits, emphasizing their versatility as musicians. This live performance reflects the band's growth and artistic exploration, demonstrating their ability to reinterpret their work while maintaining emotional depth. It's also a testament to their strong connection with audiences, as they present their music in a more intimate context.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Take It Or Leave It" is part of their album "Unpeeled," which showcases the band's dynamic transition to a more... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Take It Or Leave It" is part of their album "Unpeeled," which showcases the band's dynamic transition to a more stripped-down, acoustic sound. Released in 2017, "Unpeeled" captures the essence of their earlier works while also presenting reimagined versions of their hits. Prior to this album, they released "Tell Me I'm Pretty" in 2015, which marked a shift towards a more polished production style. The live performance featured in "Unpeeled" highlights the band's ability to connect with audiences, showcasing frontman Matt Shultz's charismatic presence and distinct vocal delivery. Additionally, "Unpeeled" features reinterpretations of tracks from their discography, reinforcing the band's versatility and commitment to evolving their sound while maintaining their energetic roots. This period reflects a significant phase in their career as they explored new artistic directions and celebrated their journey thus far.
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"Cage the Elephant - Skin and Bones (Live from Blackbird Studio)" features the band performing at a pivotal time in their career. The live recording s... Read Full Description >
"Cage the Elephant - Skin and Bones (Live from Blackbird Studio)" features the band performing at a pivotal time in their career. The live recording showcases a track from the "Skin and Bones" EP, which was released in 2019. This EP came after their fourth studio album, "Social Cues" (2019), which was notable for its deeper exploration of themes like loneliness and struggling with personal relationships, with lead singer Matt Shultz drawing inspiration from his own life experiences. The performance at Blackbird Studio reflects the band’s evolving sound, blending their signature alternative rock style with a more intimate and acoustic arrangement. This period marked a transitional phase for Cage the Elephant, as they navigated the evolution of their music while also garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated following.
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In the live recording for "Cigarette Daydreams" featured on the "Unpeeled" album, Cage the Elephant was in a pivotal moment of their career. "Unpeeled... Read Full Description >
In the live recording for "Cigarette Daydreams" featured on the "Unpeeled" album, Cage the Elephant was in a pivotal moment of their career. "Unpeeled," which is a collection of live acoustic performances, was released in 2017 and showcased tracks from their previous albums, including their acclaimed 2015 release, "Tell Me I'm Pretty." This period marked a significant transition for the band, as they were exploring a more stripped-down and intimate sound compared to their earlier, more raucous style. Notably, the "Unpeeled" sessions were recorded in various locations, capturing the band in a raw, honest light. Additionally, Cage the Elephant's ability to reinterpret their songs in an acoustic format demonstrated their versatility as musicians, revealing deeper emotional layers in their lyrics and overall artistry.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Trouble (Unpeeled)" captures a significant moment in the band's evolution, taking place during their promotiona... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Trouble (Unpeeled)" captures a significant moment in the band's evolution, taking place during their promotional cycle for the album "Unpeeled," which was released in 2017. This album features stripped-down and acoustic versions of their earlier hits alongside new tracks. Interesting to note, "Unpeeled" showcases the band's versatility and depth, highlighting their ability to reinterpret their music in a more intimate setting. The live performance likely reflects their growth as musicians, offering fans a fresh perspective on their sound. Additionally, "Unpeeled" earned critical acclaim and expanded their audience, demonstrating the band's adeptness at blending rock with varied musical elements. This period marks a pivotal transition, as they continued to build on the success of their previous albums while exploring new artistic directions.
Cage The Elephant Performs 'Come a Little Closer' on Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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Cage the Elephant performed on "Austin City Limits" during a pivotal time in their career, showcasing their evolving sound. The performance featured t... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant performed on "Austin City Limits" during a pivotal time in their career, showcasing their evolving sound. The performance featured the song "Come a Little Closer," which is from their critically acclaimed album "Melophobia," released in 2013. This recording came after the band had solidified their presence in the alternative rock scene with their earlier work, including their self-titled debut album and "Thank You, Happy Birthday." Notably, "Melophobia" explored themes of introspection and self-discovery, a contrast to their earlier, more exuberant sound. By the time they released their subsequent album, "Social Cues," in 2019, they had matured both musically and lyrically, tackling deeper emotional themes, including personal loss and mental health. Their appearance on "Austin City Limits" exemplifies their dynamic stage presence and how they have connected with audiences, further establishing their reputation as an influential live act in the contemporary rock landsc
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Cage the Elephant was experiencing a notable phase in their career during the live recording of "Sweetie Little Jean," part of the "Unpeeled" album se... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was experiencing a notable phase in their career during the live recording of "Sweetie Little Jean," part of the "Unpeeled" album series. The video promotes tracks from "Unpeeled," which was released on July 28, 2017, following their successful album "Tell Me I'm Pretty" from 2015. This period marked the band's transition into more stripped-back acoustic performances, showcasing their versatility and depth as artists. "Unpeeled" features new arrangements of their previous hits alongside fresh material, including collaborations with other musicians. Interestingly, the acoustic nature of "Unpeeled" allows for an intimate connection with the audience, emphasizing the band's lyrical prowess and emotional delivery, which adds a unique dimension to their live performances.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Cold Cold Cold" from the "Unpeeled" album showcases the band's evolution and artistry around the time of its re... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Cold Cold Cold" from the "Unpeeled" album showcases the band's evolution and artistry around the time of its release in July 2017. Prior to "Unpeeled," the band released their album "Tell Me I'm Pretty" in 2015, which broadened their sound and earned them significant acclaim. "Unpeeled" features stripped-down, acoustic versions of their songs, demonstrating the band’s versatility and willingness to reinterpret their music. Interestingly, throughout their career, Cage the Elephant has been known for their energetic performances and has garnered a strong following, which is further showcased in this live recording. The "Unpeeled" project highlights their creative range, allowing fans to experience familiar tracks in a refreshing, raw format, emphasizing their musicianship and emotional depth.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Spiderhead" from their "Unpeeled" project was released after their third studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," wh... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Spiderhead" from their "Unpeeled" project was released after their third studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which came out in December 2015. "Unpeeled," released in July 2017, features a collection of live performances that showcase the band’s raw energy and musicianship, reimagining their songs in a more stripped-down format. During this period, Cage the Elephant experienced significant critical acclaim, winning a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for "Tell Me I'm Pretty." An interesting fact about the band is their experimentation with diverse musical styles, which is evident in "Unpeeled," where they incorporated orchestral elements and alternative arrangements, offering fans a unique perspective on their music. This live recording exemplifies their growth and versatility as artists, highlighting their ability to connect with audiences in intimate settings.
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The live recording of "Telescope" from the "Unpeeled" album captures Cage the Elephant during a unique phase in their career. Released on July 28, 201... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Telescope" from the "Unpeeled" album captures Cage the Elephant during a unique phase in their career. Released on July 28, 2017, "Unpeeled" is a live album that features stripped-down, acoustic renditions of songs from their previous records, offering fans a fresh interpretation of their music. Just prior to this, they released their third studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," in late 2015, which showcased a more polished sound and broad commercial appeal. The "Unpeeled" project reflects their diverse musical evolution, illustrating their willingness to explore different styles and present their work in a more intimate setting. Additionally, Cage the Elephant's dynamic stage presence and ability to engage audiences are highlighted in this recording, evidencing their growth as both songwriters and performers. This period marked a maturation in their artistry, solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene.
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Cage the Elephant was at an interesting point in their career during the live recording of "Come A Little Closer" from the "Unpeeled" album. Released ... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was at an interesting point in their career during the live recording of "Come A Little Closer" from the "Unpeeled" album. Released in 2017, "Unpeeled" is a unique live album that features acoustic renditions of the band's popular songs, showcasing their versatility and depth. This recording followed their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which came out in 2015 and marked a significant evolution in the band's sound, influenced by producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. The "Unpeeled" album not only highlights Cage the Elephant's musical craftsmanship but also reflects the band's willingness to experiment with their artistry by stripping down their tracks to a more intimate form. Notably, during this period, they had gained substantial critical acclaim and a dedicated following, making the live performance both a celebration of their past work and a testament to their growth as artists.
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Cage the Elephant’s "Whole Wide World" live performance in the "Unpeeled" series showcases the band at a pivotal moment in their career. This record... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant’s "Whole Wide World" live performance in the "Unpeeled" series showcases the band at a pivotal moment in their career. This recording, likely from around 2017, occurred after the release of their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I’m Pretty" (2015), which marked a notable evolution in their sound, integrating more melodic elements and a polished aesthetic. The "Unpeeled" project is particularly interesting as it highlights the band’s ability to reinterpret their music in a stripped-down format, showcasing their lyrical depth and musical versatility. Additionally, the performance underscores the band’s reputation for vibrant live shows and strong fan engagement since their inception, reflecting their growth and experimentation within the ever-changing rock landscape.
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In the live recording of "Telescope" performed at KCRW, Cage the Elephant showcased their energetic style shortly after releasing their third studio a... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Telescope" performed at KCRW, Cage the Elephant showcased their energetic style shortly after releasing their third studio album, "Melophobia," which came out in October 2013. This period was significant as "Melophobia" marked a noticeable evolution in their sound, incorporating a blend of rock, pop, and punk influences, diverging from their earlier, more straightforward rock roots. Notably, the album received critical acclaim and contributed to the band's growing reputation, ultimately earning them a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for their subsequent effort, "Tell Me I'm Pretty" in 2015. The KCRW performance reflects their dynamic stage presence and ability to engage audiences, a characteristic that underscores their rapid rise to prominence in the alternative rock scene during this era. The session also highlights the band's dedication to live performance, an essential aspect of their connection with fans.
Cage The Elephant Live Performance of 'Trouble' at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY, United States
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Cage the Elephant's performance of "Trouble" during the Wild Honey Pie Sessions at Electric Lady Studios coincides with the promotion of their fourth ... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's performance of "Trouble" during the Wild Honey Pie Sessions at Electric Lady Studios coincides with the promotion of their fourth studio album, *Tell Me I'm Pretty*, released in December 2015. At this point in their career, the band had already established themselves as a prominent alternative rock act, known for their energetic shows and eclectic sound. *Tell Me I'm Pretty*, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, marked a notable shift in their musical direction, embracing a more polished and vintage rock aesthetic. This live recording, representing a moment of artistic evolution, underscores their commitment to live performance and the growth of their songwriting capabilities. The intimate setting of Electric Lady Studios adds to the allure, enhancing the emotional depth of the performance and reflecting the band’s ability to connect with their audience in diverse environments.
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Cage the Elephant was in a pivotal phase of their career around the time of the live recording of "Shake Me Down" featured in the "UNPEELED" album. Th... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was in a pivotal phase of their career around the time of the live recording of "Shake Me Down" featured in the "UNPEELED" album. This performance showcases the band's transition from their previous studio efforts to a more stripped-down, acoustic sound, reflecting their artistic evolution. "UNPEELED," released in 2017, is a live album that captures the essence of their work during this period, featuring reimagined versions of popular tracks alongside previously unreleased material. Notably, this album included songs from their earlier work, including their self-titled debut and subsequent albums, illustrating their growth as musicians. The acoustic interpretations in "UNPEELED" allow fans to experience the band's versatility and depth, solidifying their standing in the alternative rock landscape while demonstrating their willingness to explore and redefine their sound in a live setting.
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Cage the Elephant's live performance of "Too Late To Say Goodbye" featured in the "Unpeeled" series showcases a transitional period in the band's care... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live performance of "Too Late To Say Goodbye" featured in the "Unpeeled" series showcases a transitional period in the band's career. The live recording was released in 2017, following the release of their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which came out in 2015. Notably, "Unpeeled" presents stripped-down and acoustic renditions of their tracks, allowing for a more intimate experience compared to their earlier, more electrified performances. This album marked a new artistic direction for the band, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, who helped shape their sound during this era. The "Unpeeled" series was significant for demonstrating Cage's versatility and depth, underscoring their growth as artists and their ability to engage audiences even in less traditional formats.
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The live recording of "Cry Baby" featured in "UNPEELED" captures Cage the Elephant during a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 2017, "UNPEELE... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Cry Baby" featured in "UNPEELED" captures Cage the Elephant during a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 2017, "UNPEELED" came after the band's fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which was released in 2015 and received critical acclaim, including a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. This live album showcased their versatility, stripping down their sound to an acoustic format, which allowed for a fresh interpretation of their music. An interesting fact regarding this period is that Cage the Elephant has been known for their dynamic live performances, and "UNPEELED" reflects their ability to connect with audiences through intimate arrangements. The band was also recognized for their evolution in style, blending genres while maintaining their core rock essence, making this live recording both a celebration of their past works and a testament to their growth as artists.
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The live performance of "Ready To Let Go" by Cage the Elephant corresponds to their album "Social Cues," which was released in April 2019. By the time... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Ready To Let Go" by Cage the Elephant corresponds to their album "Social Cues," which was released in April 2019. By the time of this recording, the band was experiencing a peak in their commercial success, highlighted by their distinctive blend of rock and alternative influences. "Social Cues" showcases a more mature sound compared to their earlier albums, with themes focused on introspection, heartbreak, and societal issues, influenced by lead singer Matt Shultz's personal experiences. Notably, this album was produced by John Hill and marked a significant moment in the band's evolution, as they received increased acclaim for their artistic direction. The performance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" not only exemplifies their dynamic on-stage presence but also reflects their ability to engage audiences with freshly introspective content during a pivotal phase in their career.
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Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Back Against the Wall" featured in the "Unpeeled" album marked a significant moment in their career. Released i... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant's live recording of "Back Against the Wall" featured in the "Unpeeled" album marked a significant moment in their career. Released in 2017, "Unpeeled" is a live album showcasing stripped-down versions of their established hits, recorded during intimate sessions. Prior to this, the band released "Tell Me I'm Pretty" in 2015, which showcased their evolution towards a more polished sound. The "Unpeeled" project allowed the band to return to their roots, emphasizing raw performance and acoustic instrumentation, which contrasted with the more produced style of their earlier works. An interesting fact about Cage the Elephant is their ability to engage with diverse musical influences, which is evident in this live album's arrangements. The band's knack for blending genres shines through in this performance, showcasing their versatility and artistry during a celebrated phase of their evolving sound.
Cage The Elephant - Full Concert Performance Live from the KROQ Helpful Honda Sound Space
Helpful Honda Sound Space
CA, United States
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In the live recording titled "Cage The Elephant - Full Performance (Live from the KROQ Helpful Honda Sound Space)," the band performed to celebrate th... Read Full Description >
In the live recording titled "Cage The Elephant - Full Performance (Live from the KROQ Helpful Honda Sound Space)," the band performed to celebrate the release of their album "Neon Pill." This album, which marked a significant moment in their discography, came out in 2022, following their earlier works, including "Social Cues" from 2019. Notably, this performance showcases the band's energetic style and their evolution over the years, integrating a blend of alternative rock and experimental sounds. Interestingly, "Neon Pill" received acclaim for its introspective themes and sonic diversity, reflecting the band's growth and willingness to experiment with new musical directions, something that resonates well in their live performances, demonstrating the band's ability to engage and captivate their audience.
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The live recording “Ain't No Rest For The Wicked (Unpeeled)” by Cage the Elephant is part of their project "Unpeeled," which showcases the band in... Read Full Description >
The live recording “Ain't No Rest For The Wicked (Unpeeled)” by Cage the Elephant is part of their project "Unpeeled," which showcases the band in a raw and stripped-down format, highlighting their versatility and musicianship. This live session was released in 2017 and comes after their fourth studio album, "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which was released in 2015. During this period, the band was experiencing significant growth in popularity, riding the success of their earlier hits and experimenting with a more acoustic sound. The "Unpeeled" sessions were particularly notable as they offered a fresh take on their established hits, allowing fans to appreciate the band’s lyrical depth and emotional delivery. The choice to revisit “Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked,” one of their earliest and most iconic songs, during this live performance underscores its lasting impact in their discography and the band's ongoing evolution as artists.
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Cage the Elephant was experiencing a significant evolution in their career during the time of the live recording "Right Before My Eyes" from their alb... Read Full Description >
Cage the Elephant was experiencing a significant evolution in their career during the time of the live recording "Right Before My Eyes" from their album "Unpeeled." Released in 2017, "Unpeeled" is a unique acoustic album that showcases the band's ability to reinterpret their earlier hits, presenting them in a raw and stripped-down format. This transition to a more intimate sound follows the band's success with their previous albums, particularly "Tell Me I'm Pretty," which had been met with critical acclaim and commercial success. The "Unpeeled" project also served to highlight the band's versatility and artistic growth, further solidifying their place in the alternative rock scene. An interesting fact is that "Unpeeled" features both fan favorites and deeper cuts, reflecting the band's journey and evolution while providing a fresh perspective on their music during this point in their career.
Popular Tracks
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Cage The Elephant - Trouble (The Wild Honey Pie Sessions)
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Cage The Elephant - Instant Crush (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Cigarette Daydreams (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Whole Wide World (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Trouble (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Come A Little Closer (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Too Late To Say Goodbye (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Sweetie Little Jean (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Ain't No Rest For The Wicked (Unpeeled) (Live Video)
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Cage The Elephant - Spiderhead | The Wild Honey Pie Buzzsession
Vinegar Hill Sound October 31, 2013