Cage The Elephant Tickets

Everything about the concert was amazing! The only complaint I have ( which is why this review is only 4 stars) is that their set was WAY TOO SHORT. Their set lasted maybe an hour and a half. It was definitely less than 2 hours. This was really disappointing since they were soo good that I didn't want them to stop. Besides the short set, The concert was insane! Everyone should definitely go if they get the chance.

They had really good energy. However, their vocals are pretty terrible, since the lead singer is busy head banging the whole time. Maybe it just wasn't my type of music. I really enjoyed their 3 singles: In One Ear, Back Against the Wall, and Ain't No Rest for the Wicked.

Cage the elephant was an awesome show!! The band had tons of energy especially the lead singer who would constantly dive into the crowd and crowdsurf while singing!! It was pretty badazz, and the singers exit from stage was crazy. The opening band as tall as lions was also totally epic :)

I haven't been to a show, especially a good one in a while and wasn't quite sure what to expect, I had never been to The Pheonix before either and had no idea what it was like. Any expectations I did have for Cage the Elephant were blown away! I can honestly say that was one of the best shows I have ever been to! I was rockin out the whole time and everyone around me was doin the same! The real kicker was after the sweet encore Matt Shultz the lead singer crowd surfed to the back of venue and climbed up the balcony! Needless to say it was a performance I will not soon forget and will proudly display the t-shirt I had to buy!

The intense energy that frontman Matt provides during the show adds to the tight backing of the musicians. Matt spends time shaking, convulsing and crowd surfing while singing, not missing a beat. The music was great, venue was perfect for the show. A must see.

Cage sounded really good. Very energetic performance from everyone. Matt did alot of body surfing in the audience. One time he surfed to the back of the audience....climbed up a rope....and came over the 2nd floor balcony....cool ! Would have liked the show to have lasted longer but they have a limited selection. They could have done or redone someone else' songs to add to the concert, but maybe thats not their thing.

Cage the elephant put on a great show they made sure the crowd was having fun and i had a great time id recommend this show to everyone they have great music the only problem is that their show was a bit short and needed some more music

Stage presence was unreal. Crowd was a solid 2 stars. But the performance was one of the best ive seen. Opening band fantastic as well.

Matt Shultz put on such a great show! He was crowd surfing and diving into the crowd which engaged the crowd so much. The energy was amazing! Ive never had so much fun at a show before. I've been to a lot of concerts but Cage The Elephant was by far the best I've seen.

I was fortunate enough to catch Cage the Elephant when they came 'round as an opening act for the Silversun Pickups, and though I was impressed with that show it left me wanting more. After seeing Cage the Elephant perform a full set as the headliner that little part of my life is complete. Matthew Shultz, lead vocals, has this crazy twitchy and contagious energy during his performance that just radiates through the crowd. The songs were all tight and the set was incredible and if you're into the alt or blues rock scene they are a must see.

Many a band rely on the smoke and mirrors of an elaborate stage show. With Cage who needs it! - they let their instruments do the talking. Somebody let Matt Shultz out of a 'cage' and he didn't stop til all the fluid was drained from his body - which was probably sometiime after the show ended! He threw himself into the crowd with reckless abandon at least 5 times while still belting out the lyrics and enjoying the super-grops from the frenzied fans up front. Great rhythm section and the guitars churned non-stop to the ballistic punk infused end. The only downside was their lack of original material. I enjoyed some of the old punk covers but they lost some of the crowd through those. Looking forward to the next round with some new material - if Matt Shultz survives himself that is! Ain't no rest for the wicked Matt.