Echosmith
Charter Club
Echosmith brings cutting-edge indie music to Lawnparties. Hailing from Los Angeles, the band is composed of four siblings who started gaining widespread recognition with their hit song “Cool Kids” last summer. Echosmith has opened for Owl City, Neon Trees and Twenty One Pilots. The band's debut album, “Talking Dreams,” was released in 2013 and includes the song, “Surround You,” which was featured in the film “Endless Love.” Echosmith was recently selected as one of MTV's 2014 Artists to Watch. Influenced by The Smiths, Fleetwood Mac and U2, Echosmith is a contemporary reinterpretation on past soft-rock style, perfect for the new indie wave. With lead singer Sydney Sierota drawing comparisons to Ellie Goulding, it seems Echosmith will be the “Cool Kids” for years to come.
Songs: “Cool Kids,” “Tell Her You Love Her,” “Come With Me”
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