Photos | Kaaris takes the stage at Coachella
Dressed in a white shirt and matching hat, Kaaris holds the mic and commands the crowd during his solo performance at Coachella Sunday in 2007. The blue sky and outdoor setting make for the perfect backdrop as he belts out his hits with his signature baseball cap on.
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