Photos | Bad Religion Shreds the Glasshouse Stage
Brett Gurewitz and the rest of the band electrify the crowd with their performance at the Glasshouse in 2007. The spotlight shines on their musical prowess as they rock out on stage surrounded by speakers and electronics.
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