Photos | Electric Energy at Coachella
The crowd comes alive under the spotlight and powerful DJ equipment during an electrifying concert at Coachella 2013.
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group activities spotlight urban rock leisure music speaker footwear keyboard stage music band arts hat performing natalia musician entertainer performance shoe ian weekend art hardware night life indoors coachella audience deejay electronics theater performer screen light hōchiyama kōkan musical anciso monitor instrument recreation stock speakers lighting day concert computer crowd
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2013-04-19T22:47:24.650000-07:00
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