Photos | Hands Up at Coachella
A packed crowd at the 2008 Coachella festival raising their hands in excitement. Gary Burghoff and Helen Resor were among the 38 urban individuals enjoying the concert. The energy was high, with 5 females and 3 teens among the 38 people in attendance. Everyone was dressed in their best accessories and clothing, with 2 hats and 4 glasses spotted in the sea of people. The atmosphere was a true representation of night life and the audience was enjoying every moment of the concert.
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2008-04-25T20:15:33-07:00
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