Photos | Rocking Out at the Natural History Museums
A crowd of ten people enjoy an electric performance on stage at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County. The spotlight shines on the performers against a backdrop of electronic machines and three massive speakers, creating an unforgettable urban rock concert experience.
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