Photos | Gold and Black on Stage
Entertainer Julian Richings performs on stage with a woman in gold pants and a man in a black shirt during Coachella 2010. The crowd cheers as they dance under the bright lights.
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bracelet activities urban rock singing leisure julian stage microphone performing arts entertainer saturday performance art club coachella shorts life rekognition_c richings performer jewelry solo performance accessories night recreation lighting device part back concert crowd singer dancing electrical
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