Photos | Jamming to the Music at Coachella
Jay Cayuca performs for a crowded outdoor audience at Coachella in 2008, while Lauren Nourse and dozens of other festival-goers soak up the art, music, and crowd energy under cloudy skies.
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architecture plant building amusement park music speaker footwear festival outdoors hat tree theme outdoor sky shoe bag party cloudy art fun blue glasses coachella shorts electronics skirt block accessories high heel market handbag april spring nourse speakers part lauren dress back jay cayuca concert crowd park shelter
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2008-04-27T15:08:20-07:00
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