Photos | A Sea of Fans at the Coachella Sunday Concert
Charlie Bewley and Jamil Douglas perform on stage as a massive crowd of 25,000+ people pack the arena for a stunning performance.
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a large crowd of people at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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activities sunday spotlight leisure building fence music speaker footwear stage jamil hat crowd musician outdoor douglas performance sky bag shoe gun land glove coachella audience helmet cord electronics grass performer arena light group performance accessories musical instrument recreation band charlie bewley concert handbag weapon
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