Photos | Rocking under the Night Sky at Coachella 2013
Jeremy Lincoln and Beatzarre electrify the crowd under the spotlight at Coachella 2013, while the night sky and city buildings provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable performance.
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a crowd of people at a concert at nightChronologically Adjacent
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spotlight urban rock building speaker footwear jeremy lincoln eos stage flare hat wristwatch outdoor performance sky shoe bag weekend ii beatzarre indoors coachella audience life mark electronics theater light accessories night recreation handbag april spring canon lighting entertainment day concert crowd
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