Photos | Urban Nightlife Concert
DJ's Aaron Russell, Anwar Jibawi, Ridge Canipe, and Colin Furze entertain a packed crowd at the 2008 Detour concert in a sea of people, lights, and musical instruments.
BLIP-2 Description:
a crowd of people at a concert with dj's and a stageChronologically Adjacent
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bracelet arch urban music footwear hat wristwatch crowd colin furze entertainer performance shoe bag party detour aaron fun club russell glasses indoors audience life deejay rekognition_c canipe jewelry ridge accessories musical instrument anwar jibawi night recreation turntable lighting part back concert handbag
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date
2008-10-04T23:21:42-07:00
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