Photos | Two Men Rocking the Stage at Coachella
Greg Moore holds his hands up high during an electrifying performance at the 2008 Coachella music festival. The crowd and lighting add to the urban and stylish ambiance of the rock concert.
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art urban instrument recreation night music band music glasses marshall musician flare footwear performing leisure coachella activities musical greg moore arts device concert performer stage lighting electronics shoe microphone rock spotlight performance life speaker group hat light audience club accessories electrical crowd
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