Photos | Night Stage Performance at Coachella
A band of four male musicians playing three guitars and singing into two microphones in front of eight speakers and a crowd of 13 people at Coachella Weekend 2, Day 2, DB14 in 2013. The stage was illuminated by colorful lights, and the performers wore hats, backpacks, and other accessories, while the audience enjoyed the music and the ambiance.
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