Photos | Group performance at Coachella
A group of four musicians take the stage at Coachella 2012 Weekend 2, captivating the enthusiastic crowd with their musical skills and high-energy performance. The spotlights shine bright as the concert-goers are immersed in an unforgettable experience filled with guitar riffs, drum beats, and electrifying speakers.
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string group spotlight urban rock music speaker footwear eos stage musical instrument performing arts musician entertainer guitarist performance shoe weekend art ii friday coachella mark electronics drum performer light musical instrument recreation band april spring speakers canon lighting kit guitar concert leisure activities crowd singer
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2012-04-20T22:42:21.290000-07:00
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