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Rating: 4 out of 5 based on 33 reviews

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As they approach their twentieth anniversary, CAKE’s adherence to their original guiding principles has only grown stronger. Formed during the nineties as a somewhat antagonistic answer to grunge, CAKE’s democratic processes, defiant self-reliance, and lucid yet ever-inventive music has made them a nation-state unto themselves, with no obvious peers, belonging to no school.  In addition to writing, arranging, producing, and performing their own music, they have taught themselves to engineer their recording projects in their own solar-powered studio, which actually generates more power than is needed to run it, causing the building’s electrical meter to run in reverse. CAKE’s most recent album, Showroom of Compassion, was released on their own Upbeat Records label and debuted on the US Billboard Top 200 Album Chart at #1 during 2011 -- making the album as pure an extension of the DIY aesthetic as ever attempted by an established act.

Setlists

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1Frank Sinatra
    2. 2Mexico
    3. 3Is This Love?
    4. 4Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Osvaldo Farrés cover)
    5. 5Sad Songs and Waltzes (Willie Nelson cover)
    6. 6Opera Singer
    7. 7Long Time
    8. 8Sick of You

  2. Set 2:

    1. 9Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle
    2. 10Billionaire in Space
    3. 11Ruby Sees All
    4. 12She Thinks I Still Care (George Jones cover)
    5. 13Meanwhile, Rick James...
    6. 14Stickshifts and Safetybelts
    7. 15Love You Madly
    8. 16Daria
    9. 17Never There

  3. Encore

    1. 18Short Skirt/Long Jacket
    2. 19The Distance

  1. Set I

    1. 1Sad Songs and Waltzes (Willie Nelson cover)
    2. 2Walk on By
    3. 3Ruby Sees All
    4. 4Sheep Go to Heaven
    5. 5Love You Madly
    6. 6Daria
    7. 7Sick of You

  2. Set II

    1. 8Frank Sinatra
    2. 9Stickshifts and Safetybelts
    3. 10Long Time
    4. 11Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle
    5. 12Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Osvaldo Farrés cover)
    6. 13Meanwhile, Rick James...
    7. 14Never There

  3. Encore

    1. 15Short Skirt/Long Jacket
    2. 16The Distance
    1. 1Sad Songs and Waltzes (Willie Nelson cover)
    2. 2Opera Singer
    3. 3Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle
    4. 4Billionaire in Space (Live debut)
    5. 5She Thinks I Still Care (George Jones cover)
    6. 6Long Time
    7. 7Meanwhile, Rick James...
    8. 8Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Osvaldo Farrés cover)
    9. 9Sick of You
    10. 10Sheep Go to Heaven
    11. 11Frank Sinatra

  2. Tree Giving Intermission

    1. 12Love You Madly
    2. 13Ruby Sees All
    3. 14Never There

  3. Encore

    1. 15Short Skirt/Long Jacket
    2. 16War Pigs (Black Sabbath cover)
    3. 17The Distance
    1. O Superman (Laurie Anderson cover)
    2. War/Fanfare from Rocky IV (Vince DiCola cover)

  2. Set 1:

    1. 1Frank Sinatra
    2. 2Sheep Go to Heaven
    3. 3Sad Songs and Waltzes (Willie Nelson cover)
    4. 4Opera Singer
    5. 5Stickshifts and Safetybelts
    6. 6Long Time
    7. 7Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Osvaldo Farrés cover)
    8. 8Sick of You

  3. Tree Giving Intermission

    1. 9Lengthy Tree Giving Intermission (Audience member Abby won a pear tree)

  4. Set 2:

    1. 10Love You Madly
    2. 11Walk on By
    3. 12Daria
    4. 13Guitar
    5. 14Never There

  5. Encore

    1. 15War Pigs (Black Sabbath cover)
    2. 16Short Skirt/Long Jacket
    3. 17The Distance
    4. Training Montage (From "Rocky IV" Soundtrack) (Vince DiCola cover)

  1. Set 1:

    1. War (Vince DiCola cover)
    2. 1Sad Songs and Waltzes (Willie Nelson cover)
    3. 2Opera Singer
    4. 3Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Osvaldo Farrés cover)
    5. 4Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle
    6. 5Sheep Go to Heaven
    7. 6Stickshifts and Safetybelts
    8. 7Long Time
    9. 8Guitar
    10. 9Sick of You

  2. Intermission

    1. 10Tree Giveaway (Audience member, Grace, guessed correctly that the tree is a peach tree and she was able to keep it.)

  3. Set 2:

    1. 11Love You Madly
    2. 12Ruby Sees All
    3. 13Frank Sinatra
    4. 14Meanwhile, Rick James...
    5. 15It's Coming Down
    6. 16Never There

  4. Encore

    1. 17Short Skirt/Long Jacket
    2. 18War Pigs (Black Sabbath cover)
    3. 19The Distance

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Reviews

Rating: 4 out of 5 based on 33 reviews
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  • Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

    by Clint Eastwood on 2024-09-15Rating: 5 out of 5

    Please come to Toronto!! We LOVE you!!! We have great venues. Would be awesome to see you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • Better than I could have imagined

    by R. G. on 2023-10-04Rating: 5 out of 5

    Absolutely loved everything about seeing them at the pier in NY. Y’all were incredible and it was an unforgettable night for my husband and I. Ty cake. 🩷

  • WoW

    by Nathalie on 2022-11-18Rating: 5 out of 5

    Come in Montreal …x Come to Montréal Visit Montreal Love Montreal

  • Fashion Nuggets!

    by A. H. on 2022-08-09Rating: 5 out of 5

    Put an awesome fantasy live! Super fun, super entertaining very tight. I love how the lead singer usually looks like a trucker at a truckstop eatery.

  • Vegas Baby !

    by Voodoomagik007 on 2018-02-27The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas - Las VegasRating: 4 out of 5

    Great performance! Cake sounded fantastic, played 14 songs in an intimate yet awesome atmosphere in the Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan. Have seen other bands at this venue and have always come away enjoying the band,sound, crowd and staff.

  • Cake was delightful.

    by Anonymous on 2011-05-25Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    Show was straightforward, quality music and lots of fun. Band started 30 minutes late which was not appreciated...that's unprofessional. Trumpet player/percussionist was enjoyable to watch. Lead singer made the show... great dialogue and worked the crowd. Would rather have a seat instead of Sound Academy - too much standing and pushing.

  • by moxxy on 2011-05-24Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    Cake really knows how rock and even more importantly get the crowd involved! Besides the energy they brought to the Sound Academy, Cake knew when and how to slow it down and interact with the crowd as well. It was a fine balance between the two and they really knew how to pull it off.

  • CAKE at The Sound Academy in Toronto

    by JerkInTheCorner on 2011-05-24Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    Let me start off by saying that the last time I saw CAKE, it was almost a decade ago and they walked off the stage at a festival after two songs because people were throwing water bottles. Their new album is their strongest in years and I thought I should probably see them on this tour as I wanted to see a lot of the new songs live. The Sound Academy is notorious for bad sound but you wouldn't have known it Saturday. The band carried their sound perfectly live. I was amazed at how good they sounded. everything was mixed perfectly. The set list was a great mix of old and new. Lots of hits. If you're a hardcore fan that catches them several times a tour you might be disappointed that they weren't really playing rarities or obscure b-sides but for someone like me who has all the albums but had never seen them, it was a treat. Another great aspect of the evening was that it was "An Evening With CAKE" so there was no opening band. Just CAKE then an intermission then CAKE again. It was great to see them play for over 2 hours. If I had one complaint, it would be that there were too many song breakdowns for fan participation. It's cool when a band does this once or twice during a show but they did it about 5 times...It was getting a little old...or maybe I'm just getting a little old. Anyways, I went it with the expectations of them playing at least 2 songs and they greatly surpassed that, I had a great time and will be checking them out again next time around. -Scott

  • meh.

    by tero on 2011-05-24Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 3 out of 5

    didn't think it was that great. there were some diehard fans who appeared to love it, but that wasn't me. also, they didn't allow photos or videos to be taken. weird? this was announced as the show began, and i feel that doesn't reflect the modern concert experience of being able to share on social media, etc.

  • Yum - Cake!

    by mathu75 on 2011-05-24Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    This is my third time seeing Cake and they always put on a great show. They do a great job of getting the audience involved by singing different parts of the songs which really makes for a fun time. If your looking for some good music and fun - go see Cake! You won't be disappointed