Photos | Jamey Jasta Takes the Coachella Stage with Kunal Nayyar
Amidst the palm trees and vibrant blue skies, Jamey Jasta takes center stage at Coachella with actor Kunal Nayyar by his side, electrifying the crowd with their music.
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