Photos | Coachella Crowd Goes Wild
The 2013 Coachella Festival brought together people from all walks of life to enjoy the music and atmosphere under a beautiful blue sky. Bianca Heinicke and NLE Choppa were just two of the 24 people who were seen basking in the fun and energy of the festival's urban party vibes. The lively audience's clothing, accessories, hats and glasses were lit up by the stunning lighting, adding to the exciting and vibrant atmosphere.
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2013-04-12T19:46:36.400000-07:00
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