Photos | Group Performance at Coachella
Yolandi Visser and 14 other performers captivate the crowd with their music on stage at the 2010 Coachella music festival.
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a group of people on stage at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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architecture group activities spotlight urban classroom building rock leisure music speaker footwear stage arts hat performing musician traffic light saturday performance shoe art hall glasses indoors coachella audience school interior electronics theater performer screen light auditorium accessories room musical instrument recreation band yolandi visser lighting concert crowd
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