Photos | Bad Religion Takes the Glasshouse Stage
A crowd of five watches as performers take the stage, including a guitarist with glasses and a black shirt singing into one of two microphones. The musician's tattoos and bracelet catch the light as he strums his guitar. The lively rock concert fills the venue with music and energy.
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bracelet string group activities spotlight urban singing leisure rock music speaker footwear stage music band arts microphone performing musician entertainer guitarist performance shoe art glasshouse religon glasses bad electronics drum performer jewelry light accessories musical instrument recreation tattoo percussion lighting device guitar concert crowd singer electrical
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2007-06-28T13:51:45-07:00
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