Photos | Rocking the Crowd with Bad Religion
A male entertainer electrifies the audience with his musical performance at the 2007 Bad Religion Glasshouse concert, singing into his microphone and playing his guitar under the spotlight. The lighting and the crowd add to the energy and atmosphere of the event.
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string activities spotlight urban singing rock leisure music stage microphone solo performing arts musician entertainer guitarist performance art glasshouse religon glasses bad rekognition_c performer light electric accessories musical instrument recreation lighting device part guitar concert crowd singer electrical
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2007-06-28T21:33:27-07:00
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