A number of renowned artists attending the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2011 which took place in California, this week.
This is a music festival that presents a variety of themes and this time the theme raised was the hippie. This can be seen from how to dress the audience. Celebrities in attendance include child Demi Moore and Bruce Willis named Tallulah Willis, as well as the actress who played in Transforme, Rise of The Fallen, Isabel Lucas.
There's also Paris Hilton, Vanessa Hudgens, and a host of other famous celebrities
Attedance at the Coachella Music festival 2011
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This is a music festival that presents a variety of themes and this time the theme raised was the hippie. This can be seen from how to dress the audience. Celebrities in attendance include child Demi Moore and Bruce Willis named Tallulah Willis, as well as the actress who played in Transforme, Rise of The Fallen, Isabel Lucas.
There's also Paris Hilton, Vanessa Hudgens, and a host of other famous celebrities
action in 2011 Coachella music festival in California
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