Photos | Coachella Crowd Goes Wild
Michael Cudlitz, Celia Barquín Arozamena, Ken Curtis, Nolan Gould join thousands of music fans as they rave to the urban beats at Coachella 2013. The atmosphere is electric as the crowd sways to the music and capture the moment on their mobile phones. #ConcertVibes #FunTimes #CoachellaWeekend1
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