Photos | Coachella 2017: Jam-Packed Crowd at Concert
The music was blaring, and the crowd was hyped! This photograph captures the energy and excitement of Coachella 2017, as thousands gathered to listen to their favorite artists perform live. With an audience of 28 people, this concert was filled with music enthusiasts young and old - all dressed in their finest clothing and headgear. The blue sky and swaying palm trees made for the perfect backdrop, as festival goers reveled in the outdoor atmosphere.
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