Photos | James Mercer and Richard Swift Rocking the Stage at Coachella
The musical duo electrify the crowd with their guitar skills during their performance at Coachella Weekend 2.
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string activities sunday rock leisure music stage microphone performing arts musician entertainer guitarist performance balloon weekend richard swift art james mercer coachella rekognition_c performer group performance musical electric instrument recreation band device guitar rock concert concert crowd singer electrical
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