Photos | Coachella's 2008 Crowd Goes Wild for Redsan's Performance
The palm trees and speakers tower over the crowd as Redsan electrifies the audience with his music during Coachella 2008.
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a crowd of people watching a concert on a stageChronologically Adjacent
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tie group activities formal necklace plant leisure music speaker footwear festival marshall stage cap microphone wristwatch hat tree musician baseball cap performance shoe glove redsan camera glasses coachella audience wear palm tree electronics performer 日后 jewelry accessories musical instrument dy recreation band speakers device guitar concert crowd box electrical
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