Cage the Elephant

Although chart success in Britain was an unlikely first rung on the ladder to fame for the band from Bowling Green, Kentucky, mainstream rock-band Cage the Elephant achieved that. Produced by Matt Shultz, Brad Shultz, Jared Champ, Lincoln Parish, and Daniel Tichenor, the group gained a contract using the Relentless label and released the “Totally free Love” one past due in 2007. A support slot machine for the Pigeon Detectives beckoned in early 2008, and follow-up one “Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked” reached the very best 40 in June. The group’s self-titled debut implemented soon after, learning to be a reputable commercial and vital success. 2 yrs later they came back with the one “Tremble Me Down,” while early 2011 noticed the discharge of their second recording, Thank You Content Birthday. In early 2012, the music group released the live Disc Live through the Vic in Chicago, which captured shows using their sold-out two-night operate at the popular Chicago venue. Time for the studio room, the band documented its third recording, Melophobia. Released in Oct 2013, the recording noticed the group collaborating with Alison Mosshart (the Kills, the Deceased Weather conditions) and presented the modern rock and roll radio strike “Come just a little Closer.” Through the Melophobia period, the music group parted ways using their founding guitarist, Lincoln Parish, who continued to spotlight producing for additional performers in Nashville. In past due 2015, the music group released their 4th album, Inform Me I’m Very, which was made by Dan Auerbach of one-time tourmates the Dark Keys.