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Cage the Elephant lights up stage at ‘Neon Pill’ tour

Bailey Schroerlucke
July 9, 2024
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Following the release of their new record titled ‘Neon Pill,’ alt-rock band Cage the Elephant made their ninth tour stop on July 3 at the Santa Barbara Bowl to tear up the stage with an energy I’ve rarely...

Cage the Elephant delivers a sorrowful masterpiece with Social Cues

Shayan Shirkhodai
April 22, 2019
Album Review, Reviews
Opening with lo-fi sound effects broken by a snappy snare drum and crunchy, bright guitar riff, Social Cues (released April 19, 2019) begins with a weird, alt-rock jam entitled “Broken Boy” that perfectly s...

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