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.
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a large crowd at a concert with people on stageChronologically Adjacent
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