Photos | A Sea of Music Lovers at Coachella
Cheb Tarik, Lü Xiaojun, and Robert Juckel perform as festival-goers dance and sing along at one of the biggest music events in the world on a cloudy day in 2016.
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a crowd of people at a music festivalChronologically Adjacent
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thursday train activities robert juckel urban leisure music speaker footwear festival stage transportation hat cheb tarik lü crowd musician furniture outdoor performance sky shoe desk glasses friday indoors audience coachella xiaojun electronics vehicle performer + table accessories musical instrument railway recreation market speakers concert cloudy
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