Photos | Electric Night in 2007: EDC Music Festival Concertgoers Light Up the Night
A sea of people at the EDC music festival holds up their hands and glows in the vibrant lights. Among the crowd are Nico Santos, Joe Weller, and Carolyn Waldo, all enjoying the high-energy performance.
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