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Capital Cities: Live at The Hangout Festival (2014)
Capital Cities performs live at The Hangout Music Fest in 2014. The show, in support of their debut album, In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery, features a performance of their global hit “Safe and Sound" and songs, “Farrah Fawcett Hair” and “Love Away.” The band's song "Safe and Sound" was #1 on the US Alternative Songs chart.
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Capital Cities performs live at The Hangout Music Fest in 2014. The show, in support of their debut album, In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery, features a performance of their global hit “Safe and Sound" and songs, “Farrah Fawcett Hair” and “Love Away.” The band's song "Safe and Sound" was #1 on the US Alternative Songs chart.
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In Theaters:5/17/2014
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