Photos | Rocking out on Stage
Brett Gurewitz and his bandmate shred on their guitars, lighting up the stage with their electric performance in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the 2007 Bad Religion Glasshouse concert.
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two men playing guitar on stage at a concertChronologically Adjacent
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performing speaker stage activities art light chordophone glasses brett music musician brett g entertainer group performance string electrical religon leisure bass performer rekognition_c spotlight guitarist guitar electric guitar device microphone bad instrument concert crowd rock arts gurewitz accessories electronics singer band musical performance glasshouse recreation
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