Photos | Murs rocks the crowd at Coachella
The crowd goes wild as Murs takes the stage at Coachella, surrounded by speakers and colorful lighting.
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a group of people on stage at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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bracelet spotlight urban rock music speaker footwear stage murs microphone hat performing arts musician entertainer guitarist performance shoe art glove glasses indoors coachella shorts life rekognition_c electronics theater performer jewelry light group performance accessories musical instrument night recreation band speakers lighting device guitar concert leisure activities crowd singer electrical
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