Photos | Pharoahe Monch Rocks Coachella Stage
Hip-hop artist Pharoahe Monch performs live at Coachella on Saturday, strumming away on an electric guitar and belting out hits into the mic. With the sky above and massive speakers behind him, he ignites the massive crowd with his tunes.
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