Photos | Rocking the House Down
Entertainer in black shirt sings into a microphone under the spotlight at a Bad Religion concert in the Glasshouse in 2007. A crowd of 2 people watches with excitement while the performer uses his hands and fingers to play the microphone like an electrical device. With a leisurely smile on his face, the singer showcases his musical talents in this solo performance.
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2007-06-28T21:08:12-07:00
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