Photos | Crowd Cheers on Concert Performers under Spotlight
Watkin Tudor Jones and Katayama Shinji steal the show at Coachella 2010 as a sea of people enjoy the electrifying performance on stage.
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a crowd of people watching a concert on stageChronologically Adjacent
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katayama spotlight urban rock shinji music speaker footwear stage arts hat performing crowd saturday performance bag shoe art watkin tudor jones hardware night life club camera hall indoors coachella audience electronics theater screen light accessories monitor recreation speakers lighting part back rock concert concert computer handbag
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