Photos | Electrifying Performance at Coachella
Entertainer Corinne Bailey Rae takes the stage, clutching her microphone and captivating the crowd with her solo performance at Coachella on Saturday 5. The purple lighting adds an urban and vibrant touch to the night life.
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