Photos | Rocking Out at Coachella 2008
Konnor, Chiaki Omigawa, and Michael Lynche performing for the vibrant crowd at Coachella, amidst the beautiful outdoor landscape filled with palm trees and blue skies.
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a group of people playing music at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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group activities jeans pants rock plant leisure chair music music band microphone tent hat tree musician furniture outdoor michael lynche chiaki sky performance bag omigawa glasses coachella audience rekognition_c performer accessories musical instrument handbag device palm guitar konnor concert crowd electrical
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2008-04-25T16:26:20.010000-07:00
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