AHH, it was such a great concert. I stood at the barricade the entire show. The setlist was amazing, they didn't play Tokyo smoke which was a tiny bit upsetting - HOWEVER they did play house of glass which is my absolute favorite so at the end of the day it didn't matter lol. As well as that, they played sable tooth tiger, which is an amazing song. So overall I'm so so happy I went and the show was GREAT.

Solid show by both cage and young! I was initially disappointed by cage... They kinda sounded off compared to young. But 2-3 songs in and they started to feel right. I am no hard core fan of theirs but have been digging some of their stuff here and there. I listened to their first album a million times. I think i have it on CD even. Their radio stuff, I'm so sick of it still, and they played all of it. But they also played about 4 or so songs from the first album and that was great. Their lead singer did awesome for playing with a broken foot. He's got a weird style which was amplified by the scooter he had to deal with. The thing i liked most about the show was the wide range of their music they played. From softer more chill (for them) to pure noise. They have more normal sounding rock songs and some quasi dance songs. Played it all! I mentioned young the giant. I added some of their stuff to a playlist as it's come up on my Spotify but I've always been turned off by their radio replay stuff so never gave em a chance! After the show, I'm totally gonna give em a shot. They have this world rock feel to em. First band that came to mind was gang of youths. But also war on drugs. They make sounds that are very out of the norm. Their musicianship and like cage, eclectic mix, really won me over. Oh, cage played from like 920-11. And I'd estimate you g's set was 30-45 mins.

Cage the Elephant were awesome!!!! Matt rocked his scooter with his broken foot. Freakin incredible show...LOVE CAGE!!!! As for Art Park, it's one of the most unaccessable venues I've been too for a mobility impaired person such as myself. We used to go to concerts Art Park all the time, I mean many shows a season. I'll be honest, now that I'm losing my mobility, highly doubt I'll be back to this venue. It's going to be worth the drive to Toronto, Ontario to see the same band at a more accessible venue. They need to do better!

Didn't arrive until Young the Giant started their set (so i can't talk about Willow Avalon or Bakar) .They put on an amazing performance. It was my 3rd time seeing them. We were so thrilled when we had a chance to see Cage and YtG together. We had seen Cage the Elephant as part of a Christmas Concert at Barclays a few years ago and loved them. Matt was all over the place and had a few costume changes. We jumped at the chance to see them headline their own show. Even though Matt had broken his foot a few weeks prior, he was moving about on a scooter and was very energetic. They put on a great show with their new stuff and a lot of the old favorites.

It was sooo good. The openers Willow Avalon, she killed it. Bakar, killed it. Don't even get me started on Young the Giant, I was in awe the entire time. They sounded so fire in person. Last but certainly not least: Cage the Elephant, hands down best concert/ performance ever, EVER. He sang Cigarette Daydream, I felt like I was in a daydream because it felt so surreal. Like all I could think was, "Is this really happening?" I'm experiencing this concert and band for the first time in my life. It was the best time I've had in a long time. So thank you @CageTheElephant .

The CTE on Tuesday August 27th was an amazing show. My first time seeing them & it certainly, hopefully won’t be the last. Despite Matt with his broken foot on his scooter, they still warriored through an amazing set with the usual high energy they produce. The set list was amazing, the venue Bud Stage, always a great place to see a show, services are always good, staff always nice and polite! Was a great show, CTE don’t disappoint! An amazing band! Thanks Sincerely Christopher Newport

Awesome ! Despite the broken leg , he put on a great show, he did not sit down ! He was dancing and bouncing around the whole night , I can only imagine what kind of performance he puts on when he’s not injured, great vocals and the band sounds great too! Love it , my dream to see them live came true , thank you!

Cage the Elephant really knows how to put on a show! I have loved listening to their music for years, and the wait for them to go back on tour was grueling. They did not disappoint with their performance! The energy they bring to the stage is something you have to be present for to experience. I hope to see them again, and I wish them a successful rest of their tour!

One of the best nights of live music in my life. Well done all. I think I would go see it again if I could. The band, the crowd, the lights, and sound were electric. I had a feeling when I saw the full lineup we were in for something great. I would love to work on that tour and taste that as many times as possible. The chemistry is right.

was far in the field. still incredible. will never forget, even tho i was very drunk the entire time. i danced with every interesting person willing and tried to climb over the barrier. luckily had 2 friends to stop me before we could get kicked out. pumped ranch all over my hand instead of my chicken strip. the water was FOUR DOLLARS. $1 water or free woulda given that last star. hm.

Amazing show. Cage played a really long, beautifully performed set, with absolutely spectacular audience interaction(as usual). Matt even stayed in the stands and talked to us for about 20 minutes, after the show. Beck was really good, too. But Cage the Elephant puts on a performance that would steel any show!! I saw them open for the Black Keys at the Mesa Amphitheater several years ago. They continue to grow their sound into something quite special. If you ever have the chance, Cage the Elephant is very much a worthwhile investment, and one helluva good time!!!

BEST CONCERT IVE EVER BEEN TO. MATTS ENERGY ON STAGE WAS ABSOLUTELY WICKED. HAD AN AMAZING TIME. ALSO MATT KEPT TAKING OFF CLOTHES DURING THE CONCERT ? IDK BUT IT WAS HOT AND I LOVE IT. HE ALSO ACCIDENTALLY CUT HIS EYE WHILE BEING WILD ON STAGE. AND THEN HE KEPT PREFORMING AS IF NOTHING HAPPENED. IT WAS SICK 10/10 CONCERT SO SO SO GOOD DUDE I LOVE THIS BAND AND IVE LOVED THEM SINCE I WAS 14. IT WAS A DREAM COME TRUE TO SEE THEM PREFORM SHAKE ME DOWN LIVE.

Matt Shultz' energy is absolutely contagious! His dancing and stage antics are almost as entertaining his singing itself. While Social Cues isn't a personal favorite album of mine; they seemed to breathe new life into these songs live, transforming somewhat slow tempo songs with dark vibes into what felt like a wild psychotropic ride through the nightosphere. Fans exitting the venue could be spotted shouting "The house is glass!" at eachother. The show by far exceeded my expectations with Spoon and Beck being the icing on the cake. Anyone on the fence about buying tickets to any future shows needs to make the jump. Was an awesome experience.

Top notch. Cage the Elephant are performers, even if you don't know their songs you will enjoy their performance.This specific tour was an acoustic one, but they still brought the energy. They also had a four piece quartet. They were recording for a live album so you had to put your phone in a pouch that they unlocked for you at the end of the show.

The the band themselves were great live.The experience is what was terrible. The crowd was full of very rude, negative people. The mosh pits were obscenely violent too. My kidney is lightly bruised due to getting elbowed on the side of my lower back despite me trying to get away from the ever growing circle of immature punching boys. So great band, terrible people. I was expecting more of a chill, indie rock vibe but apparently I signed myself up for a heavy metal concert. I think I'll stick to my edm and alternative concerts. Spread positive vibes y'all. Have fun and don't hurt others. :)

Cage put on one of the best rock shows I've ever seen. I was lucky to be up front, but the FOH engineers didn't put monitors for us directly in front of the stage, so the singer was only reaching our ears through the bottom line array speakers and the echo from the back wall. Made it almost impossible to hear them over the drums and amps on stage.

I've gone to concerts before, but let me just tell you that this one was quite something! There was not one dull moment and Matt always leaves you with some kind of feeling of anticipation because you never know what he's going to do next. The unpredictability is great. They seriously put everything they have into making the show awesome and I'll definitely be attending another one soon!

All the bands were great. I had never heard of foal before but the just flat out played good music. Cage's Matt Schultz is one hell of a lead man and puts on a great show. He gets around the stage like a cross between angus young and axl rose. Silver main pickups were nothing to be scoffed at either, Brian Aubert and Nikki Monninger have great chemistry. I hope they finally get their due. All of this when I went to see bear hands, who weren't half bad, but didn't blow me away like the others.

Fucking amazing but I lost my shoes which kinda ruined it bc my feet hurt with everyone stepping on them in the mosh etc though I found one starlight away but found the other right at the end but matt slutz (lead singer) is groovy af he jumped into the crowd and then on the side bit and they played their songs from their first album too (in one ear and back against the wall) and I just motherfuckin love their first album but that was after I lost my shoe so I couldn't mosh properly but anyway it was sick and I'd love to see them again peace x

It was absolutely amazing. I felt as if every single fiber of my being was swaying in the waves of Matt Shultz's vocals. It was as if in that moment the room was my headphones and the world was tuned out. Their performance was interstellar, it felt as if I were on a different universe. I've been to many concerts and I can honestly say Cage is the best I've seen so far.