Photos | Stuart Murdoch Rocks the Natural History Museum
Scottish singer and entertainer, Stuart Murdoch, performs on stage at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles during his FYF Bullock concert. The crowd is pumped up as he belts out his hits with two microphones and two pianos beside him.
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