Photos | Night Rockstar
Paul McCartney and Rusty Anderson perform on stage accompanied by vibrant light and colorful backdrop at Coachella 2009 on 16th April, 2009. The crowd is mesmerized by their enthralling performance.
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a band playing on stage at night with a large screen behind themChronologically Adjacent
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