Echosmith just made an important announcement on their Instagram this week and it involves new music!
The band — Sydney, Noah, Jamie and Graham Sierota — announced that they’re taking just a little break to work on brand new music. Read some of their message below:
“After almost 3 years of non-stop touring in support of the songs on our album Talking Dreams, we are taking some time to finally rest, recharge and being to write & record our next record…We do not talk likely that most people do not get to experience these kinds of opportunities and we are beyond grateful for every single one of them.
“We wrote & recorded these songs when we were 13, 15, 16 and 19 years old. We prayed people would get our music and hear our message, but to know that millions of people have spent their hard earned money on something we created is crazy, exciting, thrilling and humbling, all at once. Today we’re 16, 18, 19, and 22 and have brand new stories to tell. Our oldest brother, Jamie, is about to become a father, Noah is still recovering from a punctured lung, Sydney has recently graduated high school and Graham has doubled his height and discovered how to do high school and travel the world all at once.”
Read the rest of Echosmith‘s message below and start the countdown for new music!
Echosmith pull out their best robotic moves at the Samsung Artist House during the 2015 Austin City Limits Music Festival on Saturday afternoon (October 3) in Austin, Texas.
“It’s been a long, fast, crazy year and with that I’m also learning to be my own boss, everything is so brand new, I’d never played shows and suddenly it was like ‘run a business’ and of course I trust people but I want to be in creative control,” Ryn recently shared in a new interview.
She added, “I don’t think I’ll ever be completely happy with something I do and I think that’s why a lot of people continue to create because once you finish one thing you want to keep going. I think it’s been just a year since my first show and I’m in a place right now where… we can talk about this past year was the beginning but I feel like the beginning is now! That was such a whirlwind, it was so wonderful and I’ve learned so many things.”
Taylor Swift embraces her pal Sydney Sierota after their surprise performance of “Cool Kids” during The 1989 World Tour‘s stop at Nationwide Arena on Friday (September 18) in Columbus, Ohio.
“My buddy @sydneysierota was as magical and fantastic as always tonight in Columbus! Love her so much,” Taylortweeted.
In case you don’t remember, Echosmith was one of Taylor‘s surprise guests back in June!
Just a couple days earlier, Taylor got back to her country roots when she brought The Band Perry on stage to perform “If I Die Young” with them. Watch the performance below!
“Thank you so much @thebandperry for surprising the Indy crowd with ‘If I Die Young’! Love you guys!!” Taylor wrote after that show.
Echosmith stop by the Empire State Building for a photo opp with VH1′s Save The Music Foudnation on Wednesday morning (September 16) in New York City.
The band — Sydney, Noah, and Graham Sierota — were down a sibling, Jamie, as he’s been taking some time off to prepare for the upcoming birth of his first child.
In case you missed the news, Echosmith just teamed up with State Farm for the Celebrate My Drive campaign and are offering high school students a chance to win a private concert for their high school. Teens participating in a safe driving program have the opportunity to help their high school win a $100,000 grant and a private concert the group.
“Such an amazing time at the #SS16 @coach Fashion show :) so proud to be the face of such a brilliant brand xx @stuartvevers you killed it !!!” Chloe wrote on Instagram afterwards.
Fifth Harmony‘s Ally Brooke is also pictured below at the Dennis Basso Spring 2016 show at The Arc, Skylight at Moynihan Station and the Jeremy Scott: The People’s Designer after party at Provocateur.
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Echosmith hit the stage at the 2015 Leeds Festival in England on Saturday night (August 29).
The band — Sydney, Noah, and Graham Sierota — performed at the annual festival without brother Jamie, who is taking a few months off to prepare for his first child with wife Ana.
