Photos | Music Band Performs at Coachella Music Festival
Tim Harrington and the music band perform on stage amidst an enthusiastic crowd at the 2008 Coachella music festival, surrounded by palm trees and blue skies.
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instrument speaker cap urban activities band glove baseball cap jeans part musician sky plant tree coachella wristwatch back bag accessories performer baseball outdoor sport glasses footwear crowd guitarist musical guitar concert music palm shorts tim harrington handbag headgear stage leisure hat group performance electronics shoe
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2008-04-25T14:18:53-07:00
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