Photos | The Performer Takes the Stage
David Jude Jolicoeur stands before a sea of enthusiastic fans during his Coachella Sunday 2010 performance.
BLIP-2 Description:
a man standing on stage in front of a crowdChronologically Adjacent
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speech group activities sunday urban rock leisure jude music speaker footwear keyboard eos jolicoeur stage music band hat musician outdoor performance hill shoe land ii li chao glasses coachella audience mark rekognition_c electronics performer accessories musical instrument david recreation april spring speakers canon concert crowd piano
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2010-04-18T16:13:56.620000-07:00
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