Photos | Blue Man Group Rocks the O2 Arena in London
The electrifying performance by the Blue Man Group lit up the stage at the O2 Arena in front of a packed crowd of 12 enthusiastic people on April 26, 2003 during Coachella Day 1 featuring Beasties and Blue Man.
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