Photos | Music in the Night
Jaron Lanier captivates the crowd with his electrifying performance at Coachella 2012 Weekend 2. The lights, the stage, the microphones all merge to create a magical ambiance that's a treat to watch!
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a man playing music on a stage in front of a crowdChronologically Adjacent
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