Safe And Sound Tickets

Safe and Sound is the dynamic duo at the heart of Capital Cities, known for crafting catchy, anthemic indie pop with bright hooks and memorable visuals. Formed in 2010 by Ryan Merchant (vocals/keyboards) and Sebu Simonian (vocals/keyboards), the pair burst onto the scene with a sound that blends synths, brass, and irresistible energy. Their breakout single, “Safe and Sound,” climbed to #8 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and topped the US Alternative Songs chart, signaling a career built on infectious melodies and smart production.

With a steady stream of releases and a reputation for engaging live performances, Safe and Sound continues to tour and release music that resonates with fans around the world. Their work spans studio albums, standout singles, and memorable music videos that have earned industry recognition, including a Grammy nomination for Best Music Video and an MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects.

Whether you’re catching them on tour or exploring their catalog on Bandcamp or streaming platforms, you’ll find music that blends upbeat energy with thoughtful storytelling. Here’s a closer look at their journey, notable releases, and the latest tour activity in 2025, including stops in Latin America like Monterrey, Puebla, and Mexico City.

Safe and Sound’s discography showcases a progression from the duo’s early breakthroughs to late-career experimentation. Their albums include A Hurricane of Frowns (2025), Solarize (2018), and In a Tidal Wave of Mystery (2013), each marking a distinct chapter in their evolving sonic landscape. The 2023 non-album single Skeleton Man and other 2023–2025 releases keep fans engaged with new material and fresh live performances.

For fans and newcomers alike, this page is a hub for Safe and Sound’s background, hits, and upcoming shows. Secure your seats and join the energy—we’ve got you covered with reliable details, convenient browsing, and direct links to official social channels and the band’s resources.

Official social sites: Instagram, YouTube, Twitter/X, and Facebook, plus the band’s official site and Bandcamp hub. All links open in a new tab for easy reference.