Photos | Rocking the Night Away!
Tatsumi Fujinami and the crowd get lost in the music at the Coachella 2011 Friday concert under the mesmerizing spotlight and electrifying light show.
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a concert with people on stage and lightsChronologically Adjacent
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activities spotlight urban rock leisure music stage flare arts lamp hat performing musician tatsumi fujinami performance art hardware friday indoors audience coachella interior helmet electronics theater performer screen light group performance auditorium room monitor musical instrument recreation band lighting concert computer crowd
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