Photos | Snoop Dogg Rocks Coachella 2014
Snoop Dogg performs a solo concert at the 2014 Coachella Music Festival, sporting his signature sunglasses and microphone. The crowd goes wild as he lights up the stage with his smooth flow and urban style.
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activities urban brass section singing optical rock leisure music stage equipment arts microphone wristwatch horn performing solo musician snoop dogg entertainer performance art glasses coachella sunglasses performer accessories musical instrument recreation lighting device concert crowd singer electrical
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