Photos | Rocking the Tent
A band of 11 people performs on stage under bright lights and five speakers during a crowded concert at Coachella on the second Saturday of 2010. Musical instruments, electronics, and accessories are scattered around the urban tent as the performers wear hats, glasses, and clothing while captivating the audience with their group performance.
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activities spotlight urban rock leisure music speaker footwear stage music band arts microphone hat performing musician saturday guitarist performance bag shoe art glasses indoors coachella life electronics theater performer light group performance accessories musical instrument night recreation handbag lighting device guitar concert crowd electrical
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Canon
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date
2010-04-17T19:43:00.410000-07:00
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America/Los_Angeles
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