Photos | Bad Religion Rocks the Glasshouse
A packed crowd at the Glasshouse nightclub in 2007 watches Bad Religion perform, with Apache 207, Brett Gurewitz, and Nisa Godrej among the 25 people in attendance. The urban setting is filled with people in stylish clothing and footwear, dancing and enjoying the night life. The energetic atmosphere is captured by the excited audience, with some members wearing hats, wristwatches, and bracelets as accessories.
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a crowd of people watching a man perform at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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-1
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Canon
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2007-06-28T20:18:23-07:00
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