Photos | Musical Mayhem at Coachella 2009
Jon Montgomery and Bert Kreischer rock the crowd with their band during a high-energy music festival performance, complete with fedoras, guitars, and an electric atmosphere.
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group activities headgear necklace leisure baseball music cap stage microphone musical instrument hat bert musician guitarist performance glasses indoors coachella electrical jewelry performer accessories drummer musical instrument recreation band percussion speakers lighting device kreischer guitar fedora concert crowd drum jon montgomery
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