Photos | Urban Rock Concert
Mikey Nicholls, Sulakshana Naik, and Anthony Franciosa perform under purple lights at Coachella 2012 Weekend 2 Friday. The crowd is captivated by the spotlight and the speakers blasting their music.
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weekend urban art auditorium recreation night music footwear performing sulakshana hall basketball (ball) coachella theater arts device concert stage lighting electronics shoe friday microphone speakers music anthony franciosa rock spotlight ball rock concert performance life speaker sport light naik audience mikey nicholls basketball indoors electrical crowd
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