Photos | Rocking Coachella Stage with Crowd-Pleasing Performance
Musician belting out tunes as the electric guitar blares, backed by a band, while the crowd cheers her on during the 2008 Coachella Concert.
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a woman singing on stage with a band behind herChronologically Adjacent
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2008-04-25T21:02:37-07:00
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