Photos | Smoke and Spotlights at Coachella
The crowd goes wild as the stage fills with smoke and spotlights illuminate the performer at Coachella 2013.
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a crowd of people at a concert with smoke coming out of the stageChronologically Adjacent
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talmadge spotlight urban rock speaker footwear stage astronomy flare outdoors arts hat moon performing solo performance shoe weekend art hall indoors coachella audience life interior nature rekognition_c electronics norma theater performer light auditorium room night recreation lighting day concert crowd
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2013-04-19T23:17:20.700000-07:00
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