Photos | Kevin Bigley rocks the crowd with guitar at Cochella
Entertainer Kevin Bigley performs a solo with his guitar during his electrifying performance at Cochella 2010. The audience is captivated by his musical talent and energy.
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2010-04-16T22:33:51-07:00
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