Photos | Coachella 2011 Friday Night Lights
Sabine Schmitz, Michael Costello, Gesias Cavalcante, Zhou Peng, and Burt Lancaster were among the 39 people in the electric crowd at the rock concert, basking in the spotlight on stage. The vibrant lighting, accessories, and clothing added to the fun atmosphere of the urban night life.
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a crowd of people at a concert with a stageChronologically Adjacent
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art urban gesias cavalcante recreation night bracelet party glasses peng performing coachella theater arts zhou jewelry concert stage lighting electronics burt lancaster friday michael rock spotlight wristwatch performance life speaker hat costello light audience fun accessories indoors sabine schmitz crowd
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