Photos | A Night to Remember
Andrew Jacobs belts out a hit song to a massive crowd at the Coachella music festival, as the night sky and stunning stage lighting create an unforgettable atmosphere.
BLIP-2 Description:
a large crowd at a concert with people on stageChronologically Adjacent
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lighting instrument speaker urban theater recreation day sky weekend coachella spotlight indoors bag accessories rock outdoor performance auditorium andrew night glasses footwear camera crowd musical backpack guitar concert audience jacobs light life handbag hall rekognition_c stage hat electronics shoe
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2013-04-20T21:28:23.580000-07:00
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