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Cage the Elephant continued performing throughout early 2017 with a series of intimate, stripped-down, unplugged shows around the States that spanned their entire back catalog. The ensemble embarked on both nationwide and European tours in promotion of the record throughout 2016 to rapturous success.

In late 2015, the band released its fourth album, Tell Me I'm Pretty, which was produced by Dan Auerbach of onetime tourmates the Black Keys. Released in October 2013, the album saw the group collaborating with Alison Mosshart (the Kills, the Dead Weather) and featured the modern rock radio hit 'Come a Little Closer.' During the Melophobia era, Cage the Elephant parted ways with their founding guitarist, Lincoln Parish, who went on to focus on producing for other artists in Nashville. Returning to the studio, the band recorded its third album, Melophobia. In early 2012, the band released the live CD and DVD Live from the Vic in Chicago, which captured performances from their sold-out two-night run at the famous Chicago venue. Two years later they returned with the single 'Shake Me Down,' while early 2011 saw the release of their second album, Thank You Happy Birthday. The group's self-titled debut followed soon after, becoming a respectable commercial and critical success. A support slot for the Pigeon Detectives beckoned in early 2008, and follow-up single 'Ain't No Rest for the Wicked' reached the Top 40 in June. Formed by Matt Shultz, Brad Shultz, Jared Champion, Lincoln Parish, and Daniel Tichenor, the group earned a contract with the Relentless label and released the 'Free Love' single late in 2007. Biography Although chart success in England was an unlikely first step to fame for a band from Bowling Green, Kentucky, mainstream rock band Cage the Elephant achieved just that.

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