Photos | Dr. Dre Rocks the Crowd at Coachella 2012
Dr. Dre commands the stage, pointing to his fans as he delivers an electrifying performance during Coachella 2012. The spotlight shines brightly on him and his fellow musician, as they make music magic with their microphones.
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