Photos | Rain or Shine: The Music Festival Crowd Endures
Robin Schulz, Jon Montgomery, Harrison Bader, and Rhea Ripley take cover under umbrellas with 37 other festivalgoers as they enjoy an outdoor concert at Coachella 2014.
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a crowd of people under umbrellas at a music festivalChronologically Adjacent
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