Cage in the singer of elephants at the opening of an oasis, watching Gallaghers

Before “a felloward cigarette” and “don’t rest for the wicked” Matt Shultz Learning grew up how to play songs of Oasis with their older brother, beard.

Taken by the Liam and Noel Gallager’s music report, whose British anthem “Wanderwall” and “are not coming back in the 1990s, Shultz Brothers announced their song skills and finally formed rock bands Elephant cage. They published their debit album in 2009. years, the same year, the Oasis called to give up in one of the favorite decompositions in music history.

Now Liam and Noel Gallagher reunited, raised the most exciting the most exciting concert tour of the year. And, in a little serendite, they asked Shultz’s brothers to open them.

“He was definitely surrealed,” says Shultz Variety. “It’s incredibly humble.”

With hits like “come a little closer” and “trouble,” cage, the elephant constantly climbed the clubs to the theater in Arena. They recently commanded stadiums with capacities approached 90,000.

“The first few moments going out on stage are pretty stunning,” says Shultz about Live’25 tour. “I went into that thinking the audience would be applied over time, but the audience really appeared early. It’s amazing.”

Setle Slechant Cage includes punk-infused alt-rock jams such as “broken boys” and “Spiderhead” next to the tinderbox “telescope”, which sets sea phone lights in the crowd. While Shultz is prone to stage diving, there is no crowd on this tour, partly, because Shultz recently recovered from two injuries and partly, because fans are over far on football stadiums.

In addition, with an unexpected growth of acoustic ballad 2013, the cage has changed the demographic audience of elephants. “From the success of” dreamers of cigarettes, “there are a lot of younger girls. I don’t want someone to hurt,” says Shultz. (Actually, in the pit at Metlifa Stadium, a group Preteen girl saw that forming a dance circle with moms.)

More than a decade ago, Shultz recalls that he played the early version of the song over the phone to his Pal Michael Goldstone, owner Mom + pop music. “Finish this song right now,” Goldstone said, said Shultz. “This is special.” After filming him and listened back to that Elmhirst’s mixture, Shultz agreed and became closer to “Melophobia”, Third Studio Album Elephant’s cage. “The label at the time didn’t even look at only one,” says Shultz. “And I pushed hard.”

Since then, “Cigarette dreamers” absorbed 1.2 billion headphones on spotify, becoming the largest band of the band. In addition to “Vondervallall,” he joined Pantheon Songs almost everyone who could strit an acoustic guitar in his roller.

Over the years, Shultz has received a chance to meet the Liam and Noel Gallagher – especially of course. But the singer has yet to communicate with the brothers as an oasis.

“They are very family oriented to this tour. I saw some of my children around, but (Liam and Noel) are quite isolated,” says Shultz. “They live some kind of homemade life on the road, so we still not still hope. I hope we get the opportunity to hang.”

Still, after each cage of the elephant set, Shultz went straight to the pit, where he watched Oasis stadiums set to the fire night in the perilo. The testimony of Gralahar laid the hands to deliver one of the most important returns to rock music, it made Shultz reflects the band-sharing – and life – with a brother, beard.

“How is it not?” He says. “We’ve never had a time period in which we weren’t close, but that definitely deepened our relationship.”