Photos | The Electrifying Performance at Coachella 2008
Chris Johnson captivates the crowd with his mesmerizing music as he stands on stage during the Coachella 2008 concert. The blue sky and lush plants in the background add to the outdoor recreation atmosphere of the music festival.
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