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Photo Essay: Echosmith Performs at The Metro

American indie pop band Echosmith played at The Metro this past Saturday, featuring songs from their newest album, “Inside a Dream.” The band also reprised their debut single “Cool Kids” to a shower of confetti.
By Alexandra Nisenoff / April 16, 2018

American indie pop band Echosmith played at The Metro this past Saturday, featuring songs from their newest album, “Inside a Dream.” The band also reprised their debut single “Cool Kids” to a shower of confetti. Read the review here. 

Jena Rose opens for
Jena Rose opens for “Echosmith: Inside A Dream” concert at the Metro on Saturday. ()
The Score opens for Echosmith: Inside A Dream concert at the Metro on Saturday.
The Score opens for Echosmith: Inside A Dream concert at the Metro on Saturday. ()
The Score opens for
The Score opens for “Echosmith: Inside A Dream” concert at the Metro on Saturday. ()
Sydney Sierota takes center stage.
Sydney Sierota takes center stage. ()
Noah Sierota plays bass.
Noah Sierota plays bass. ()
Crowd enthusiastically sings along during Echosmith concert.
Crowd enthusiastically sings along during Echosmith concert. ()
Sydney Sierota takes center stage.
Sydney Sierota takes center stage. ()
Confetti fills the Metro on Saturday as Echosmith performs their hit song Cool Kids.
Confetti fills the Metro on Saturday as Echosmith performs their hit song Cool Kids. ()
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