Photos | Brett Gurewitz Rocks the Stage with Bad Religion
The iconic guitarist and singer Brett Gurewitz rocks the crowd in his signature eyeglasses and guitar, with the spotlight shining on him as he performs at the 2007 Glasshouse concert.
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