Photos | Coachella Concert Crowd Jamming to Live Music
A group of 9 people, including 2 men and 2 women playing 3 guitars, a drum, and 2 microphones to a cheering crowd under the blue sky at 2008 Coachella music festival. The performers wear jeans and hats, cord bracelets, and accessorized clothing, accompanied by 3 speakers and other electrical devices, entertaining the public with their string instruments and vocal talents.
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instrument speaker electric percussion activities group device recreation jeans musician sky coachella drum accessories cord performer outdoor performance jewelry pants drummer glasses footwear crowd musical instrument singer guitarist musical guitar concert music string entertainer electrical speakers bracelet stage leisure music band hat microphone electronics shoe
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2008-04-25T16:21:11.770000-07:00
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