Snoop Dogg Atlanta Tickets - Lakewood Amphitheatre

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Snoop Dogg

1 concert

Snoop Dogg, born Calvin Broadus in Long Beach, CA, rose to fame in the '90s under Dr. Dre’s mentorship. Known for his laid-back style, hits like "Gin & Juice," and genre versatility, he expanded into movies, TV, and more. With albums spanning hip-hop, reggae, and gospel, he boasts collaborations with Pharrell, Eminem, and Katy Perry. Despite legal troubles early on, Snoop's impact on music and pop culture remains legendary.

Wiz Khalifa

22 concerts

Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa, born in Minot, ND, is known for pop hooks and stoner rap. He collaborated with Charlie Puth on "See You Again" and Snoop Dogg on film/soundtracks, achieving Billboard-topping hits like "Black and Yellow." Grammy-nominated, his mixtapes and albums showcase his genre-blending style and themes of self-acceptance.

Too $hort

6 concerts

Too $hort, born Todd Shaw in L.A., is a pioneering West Coast rapper known for explicit lyrics and sparse instrumentals. He released his breakthrough album, "Born to Mack," in 1988, earning gold certification. Collaborating with legends like 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., and Jay-Z, Too $hort's hits include "The Ghetto" and "Blow the Whistle." He's achieved multiple platinum albums and continues influencing hip-hop with projects like his 2020 collaboration with E-40.

Warren G

4 concerts

Warren G, born Warren Griffin III, is a pioneering American rapper and producer known for the iconic 1994 track “Regulate” with Nate Dogg. He has sold 8-10 million records globally. Now, Warren G is expanding into the culinary arts, drawing on his family history.

Berner

2 concerts

Born in San Francisco, Berner is an acclaimed rapper and entrepreneur known for his weed-themed music and collaborations with Wiz Khalifa, Styles P, and B-Real. Signed to Taylor Gang in 2012, he released charted albums like Urban Farmer and Gotti. Founder of Cookies, a cannabis and lifestyle brand, his business acumen rivals his prolific music career, which includes hits like "Too Many Goats" and "Wassup."