Photos | David Draiman and Band Rock Coachella Stage
David Draiman of Disturbed fame and the band perform to an enthusiastic crowd at Coachella on Friday. The light of the performance shines bright under the open sky, accompanied by speakers, electronics, and a laptop on stage.
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