Photos | Electric Night at Coachella
Sami Outalbali and Vani Kapoor among a sea of 27 people, all captivated by the performance under the night sky at Coachella Weekend 2, Day 2. The lighting and flare create an electric atmosphere as the crowd enjoys the rock concert.
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a crowd of people at a concert at nightChronologically Adjacent
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kapoor urban rock chair footwear sami outalbali stage flare transportation hat microphone crowd furniture outdoor performance sky shoe bag weekend glasses indoors coachella audience life theater vehicle light accessories vani night recreation lighting device day concert handbag motorcycle electrical
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