Photos | Bad Religion Lights up Glasshouse
A trio of performers, including lead singer Greg Graffin and guitarist Brian Baker, take the stage at the Glasshouse club in 2007 for a high-energy performance. As Graffin belts out the band's hits, the crowd roars and a spotlight shines down, illuminating the group's faces and emphasizing the epic lighting display surrounding them.
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