Photos | Rocking the Night Away at Coachella
Nehemiah Mote performs on stage to a packed crowd at Coachella 2011 on Friday night, surrounded by electrifying lighting and a sea of enthusiastic concert-goers.
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lighting instrument urban activities theater group device recreation musician coachella spotlight indoors accessories nehemiah mote performing performer rock performance auditorium night glasses crowd musical friday concert audience music light entertainer electrical life hall stage arts leisure music band hat art microphone
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