Photos | Red-shirted Mike Patton Rocks Coachella Stage
Lead singer of popular bands such as Faith No More and Mr Bungle, Mike Patton, delivers an electrifying solo performance with his signature finger-pointing style at Coachella 2010 on Saturday, April 17th. Clad in a striking red shirt and accessorized with a wristwatch and bracelets, he grips the microphone and commands the audience's attention with his powerful voice. The crowd is captured in the background, as well as a mobile phone and other electrical devices aimed at recording the unforgettable moment.
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