Photos | Rose McDowall and the Rocking Crowd
The stage at Coachella 2016 was lit up with spotlights and speakers as Rose McDowall and her band performed for a packed crowd of 7 people, rocking out to the music in the desert heat.
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activities mcdowall spotlight urban rock leisure music speaker stage microphone hat performing arts musician saturday performance art hardware coachella rekognition_c electronics performer screen light group performance musical monitor instrument recreation band speakers lighting device rose concert computer crowd electrical
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