Photos | Rockin' the Stage with Snoop Dogg
Snoop Dogg and his crew perform to a packed crowd at Coachella 2012 with the help of stunning lights and sound equipment.
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string group activities spotlight urban rock leisure music footwear stage music band musical instrument wristwatch microphone performing arts musician snoop dogg entertainer guitarist performance shoe art hardware glasses coachella electronics performer screen light accessories musical monitor instrument recreation speakers lighting device guitar concert computer crowd singer electrical
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