Photos | The Strokes rock the O2 Arena in London
Mick Jones of The Clash joins the band for an electrifying performance at their 2012 concert, complete with light show and cheering crowd.
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the strokes at the o2 arena, london, england, june 2012Chronologically Adjacent
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