Photos | Bad Religion Rocks Glasshouse Concert Stage
A packed crowd enjoys the dynamic performance of Bad Religion as they play on stage at the Glasshouse venue for their 2007 tour. The band's thrilling sound, captured by 9 high-quality speakers, is further amplified by bright spotlights and enhanced by the sleek electric guitars and microphones of the talented musicians.
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