Photos | Rocking the Stage at Empire Polo Club
Kenji Kimihara and Terence Lee perform in front of a massive screen at the 2022 concert in Indio, USA. The blue sky and outdoor setting make for the perfect recreation spot as the crowd rocks out to their group performance.
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