Photos | Night of Music and Lights
A crowd gathered to watch the band's electrifying performance at the 2011 Coachella Festival on Friday night. The stage was lit up with seven speakers and spotlights while the musicians played their two guitars and sang into the microphone. The urban clothing and accessories, including five hats, added to the lively atmosphere.
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activities headgear spotlight urban rock baseball leisure music speaker footwear stage arts microphone hat wristwatch performing musician entertainer flogging guitarist performance shoe art molly glasses friday indoors coachella cord electronics theater performer light group performance accessories musical instrument recreation band speakers lighting device guitar concert crowd box electrical
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