Photos | Ira Glass Rocks the Bad Religion Glasshouse Concert
The crowd goes wild as Ira Glass belts out his favorite tunes into two microphones, framed by the spotlight and surrounded by fellow entertainers at the 2007 Bad Religion Glasshouse show.
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