
(Big Loud) Cage The Elephant shares the official music video for their new single "Beaches In Tennessee" today, directed by the band's vocalist Matt Shultz with creative strategy from Maya Elias and edited by Michael Rees.
"Beaches In Tennessee" debuted at number one on the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart upon release, making it the sixth song to ever do so in the history of the chart. The song is also currently in the Top 5 on both the Alternative and AAA radio charts.
The video arrives on the heels of the multi-GRAMMY Award-winning band's return last month with "Beaches In Tennessee," their first new music in two years and first release since signing to Big Loud Rock.
Produced by Justin Raisen and SADPONY (Jeremiah Raisen), "Beaches In Tennessee" marks the beginning of a new creative chapter for Cage The Elephant following their run as special guests on Oasis Live '25. The band went directly back into the studio following the tour and is currently at work on more new music.
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