Photos | The 1975: Rocking the Stage at Coachella 2011
The 1975 band members perform with their guitars as the crowd cheers during their electrifying rock concert at Coachella 2011 on Sunday. The stage is lit up with spotlights, and the speakers are blaring out music as the group entertains the crowd with their musical instruments.
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