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21 January 2017
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American rockers Cage the Elephant played an adrenaline-fuelled set at Brixton Academy yesterday evening. Frontman Matthew Shultz entertained the London crowd with his trademark spectacular moves and stage dives as the band performed a 19-song set including Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked, Cigarette Daydreams and Trouble. The show ended with a fantastic rendition of Teeth from their 2013 record Melophobia.

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