Photos | Rocking the Crowd: A Band's Electrifying Concert Performance
Robert Smith and his band take the stage, lighting up the night with their musical talents to a crowd of excited fans at Coachella 2009.
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stage activities coachella interior indoors footwear musical life theater concert urban performing leisure night lighting recreation guitar speaker audience arts robert smith crowd musician rock group performance smith band light auditorium robert music instrument electronics performer performance art room spotlight shoe
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