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April 18, 2011

Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd

The crowd at Coachella was full of energy all weekend, even with the near-100 degree weather they had to endure. But great music makes it worth it, right? PHOTOS BY DENIS JEONG PLASTER on April 16, 2011
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Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd
Coachella 2011: The hot, hot crowd

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