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Snoop Dogg reschedules UK and Ireland tour, adds Xzibit as special guest

The rapper is coming to the UK next summer

Snoop Dogg has rescheduled his UK and Ireland tour – you can see the new dates below.

His ‘I Wanna Thank Me’ UK and Ireland arena tour has been rescheduled for August and September 2022. Tickets are on sale now here .

Speaking about the move, Snoop said: “My biggest priority is to keep my team and my fans safe, due to ongoing issues with the pandemic we have to push back again to make sure we can go to every country on the tour in a safe way. IT’S GOIN DOWN NEXT YEAR!”

The tour is in support of the rapper’s 17th album, ‘I Wanna Thank Me’ and music documentary of the same name.

The album release and documentary are celebrating 25 years of Snoop’s career. The full dates are here:

SNOOP DOGG TOUR DATES 2022 AUGUST  26 – Glasgow, SEC Hydro 27 – Birmingham, Resorts World Arena 30 – London, O2 Arena

SEPTEMBER 1 – Manchester, AO Arena 2 – Leeds, First Direct Arena 16 – Belfast, SSE Arena 17 – Kerry, Gleneagle INEC Arena 19 – Dublin, 3Arena

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Key collaborators from Snoop’s career will be on tour with him, including  Warren G , Tha Dogg Pound, Obie Trice and D12 . They will also be joined by Irish rap duo Versatile.

Snoop Dogg collaborator and platinum-selling rapper Xzibit has now also been announced to join the tour for the dates in Scotland and England.

Earlier this week, Snoop hinted that a collaboration with Eminem is on the way.

The pair will also team up with Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J. Blige for the Super Bowl LVI Pepsi halftime show on February 13, 2022 .

The show will mark the first time the five multi-award-winning artists have ever performed together on the same stage.

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Calvin Broadus was born on October 20th 1971, and started rapping when he was eleven years old. Ten years after that he took the stage name Snoop Doggy Dogg to begin recording, and in doing so, changed the face of Hip-Hop forever.

There are more than a few artists around that it’s basically impossible to say anything new about. They have been so scrutinised, so celebrated and so criticised that most of what one can say about them has already been said before. This is very much the case with Snoop Dogg, one of the cast iron legends of Hip-Hop and one of the key influences that make it what it is today, both as a cultural phenomenon, and as (arguably) the dominant force of pop music in the world.

After his rapping caught the attention of Hip-Hop godhead Dr. Dre, the legendary producer gave the up and coming Snoop the exposure of a lifetime by featuring him heavily on his 1992 album “The Chronic”. The California, US native capitalised by releasing the following years “Doggystyle” and promptly became one of the world’s most successful, famous, controversial, and downright feared musicians overnight. Since then his image has softened slightly, he’s more likely to be seen in adverts for Hot Pockets than on trial for murder (as he was in 1996), but he’s diversified to a thrilling degree as a musician.

Not content with giving the world the best G-Funk it’s ever going to get with “Who Am I (What’s My Name)?” and “Gin and Juice”, he’s also given it some of its best straight up hip hop with the Pharrell Williams assisted “Drop It Like It’s Hot” and is still unafraid to tread his own path. His most recent reinvention, with a new name (Snoop Lion) and a new reggae sound on the album “Reincarnated”, sees him still going from strength to strength 22 years into his career. With a back catalogue like his, and a bright future to match, you can’t go wrong with the Doggfather himself, Snoop Dogg.

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I was pretty worried that the concert might've been uncomfortable, as I'm a teen that went with their parents. Also, my mom isn't good at keeping her calm in situations surrounded by high intensity and tons of weed (which I guarantee will be at any Snoop concert). But it was the opposite of awkward. It was really fucking fun and people of all ages and backgrounds were there. We sat in the mezzanine, and even that far away from the stage it was high energy and a great vibe. HYPE Everyone was feeling the music and yes, there was shitloads of marijuana, even in a fancy theater venue like the Paramount in Seattle. But it's not overwhelming at all, even if you don't smoke. No one's aggressive or anything of the sort or passing judgement. Everybody's there to flip out over Snoop Dogg, dance, sing their hearts out, and have a good time. Snoop was so charismatic, captivating, and comfortable onstage. He never missed a beat or messed up his lyrics and put on a great show. I lost all inhibition dancing, and I'm usually self-conscious and anxious. Tons of fun. There were about five different groups opening, which lasted around three and a half hours (Puff Puff Pass Tour Part 2). Snoop was up there for about an hour and a half. He finished with Young, Wild & Free and spoke about all the hatred in the world in its current situation and how his tour was all about empathy, peace, and love and to stay strong. It was honestly beautiful. The show closed with Bob Marley's jamming. My clothes and hair still smelled like weed the day after. Definitely a must-see.

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Thought the show was very entertaining! Snoop's got a great legacy and his story is definitely worthy of a play (and a movie as well, which we know will happen). Tamar Braxton was perfect as the Angel and WOW was really impressed with La Toya London's performance! Thought physically Lil JJ was too short to play Snoop but he very much acted the part and won me over. Oh and the visuals and sound effects were great too. Every time I heard gunshots I actually turned to make sure it wasn't real. LOL!!! So my only critique was it ran a little long, thought his story could have been told in less time. Other than that great job by everyone, cast, crew, the band.

Oh and forgot how much I despise the seating arrangement at Microsoft Theater. Rows are too long so if you're seated in middle seats you have to scoot by at least 10-14 people to get to your seat, annoying! Also people actually brought infants and small children. This is not a good place to bring children. Hire a babysitter! This along with the high ticket price, convenience charge, taxes and parking fees are probably why I will consider not going here again.

Okay, who doesn't love Snoop Dogg? Maybe my grandma, but otherwise, I can't think of anyone!

So, when I had the opportunity of a lifetime to see Snoop Dogg (and others) live I was more than thrilled. I was excited as I have ever been in my entire life. I felt like a kid on Christmas morning. Snoop Dogg is a legend in the rap world and he did nothing less than live up to that legacy during this show at Coachella.

He kept the audience involved in the show the entire time. There was not one dull moment, it was probably one of the best nights of my life. At one time, I swear he even looked right at me and pointed and winked at me. I almost died! I was so excited.

His music is well, Snoop Dogg's music and if you like it you love it. I enjoyed all the old school music that he played as well as some of the newer songs he has.

His performance was great. He had me smiling the entire time, I seriously couldn't believe I was seeing Snoop Dogg. Like, it was him, right there in front of me. I will never forget that night. One of the best ever!

Last night's snoop show was a blast !! We puffed puffed passed till we couldn't anymore cuz the show ended but The smooth dark chocolate rapper has done it again in Colorado showing us that his vital stamina and pure heart and soulkeeps him ahead of the pack !! Well since it was spoiled rasta Rosa's 4 th Snoopsy concert in 2016 I'll rate it #2 after the 420 concert with wiz @ Fiddlers Green in April I loved the old school feel with Bone Thigs and harmony it was like my cherry got poped again 18 years later took me right back to the Glorydays !!! Lol I love you Snoop I am your biggest Fan from Colorado. It's funny Snoop was talking about bucket lists last night and go sure smoking with the Dogg face to face blowing o's in each other's face is definitely on my bucket list ! Bring The wifey and Martha we will all get down ! Thank you Snoop for listening to yourself to be who you are you inspire the best of us !!!

Well, it was great to see him do so many hits, (and I actually really admired the athleticism of the 2 pole dancers on the stage). However, it really felt like he was phoning it in. The show was 1 long medley. I don't think he performed 1 song from beginning to end, and there was definitely a lack of energy on the stage. But, ya know what? My friend and I agreed; if anyone has earned the right to do that, it's him at this point in his career. Now, if I had paid $150 or $300 I would've been pissed and felt ripped off. But the for the $60 I paid, it was fine. We enjoyed the show, and I always enjoy going to the Concord in Chicago - it's a great venue: best acoustics anywhere, plenty of elbow room even for sold out shows, and plenty of bars with little or no waiting.

The overall show was 5.5 hours so it was good value from that perspective. Kudos to the long line-up. I've seen Snoop perform about 10 times. The good thing is that his overall stage presence was fairly long and he touched on many songs, albums and artists and he made a decent effort. The bad part is that he shortens all the songs by about half, to ensure he can cover more songs (which I think is fine), but also speeds the bpm of songs which makes them a bit disorienting to those that know the songs and lyrics. I didn't love the dancing girls personally but that is a matter of taste. Wow, since he stopped wearing Adidas, his wardrobe style ranking has sure dropped a quite a few levels! ; )

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The quality of the Music was really poor.

we were on the third floor we couldn t hear anything.

and then we moved on the ground floor... It was little bit better but fuck come on..

the quality is much better during a hockey game...

About the artists.... hahaha... i cant say anything about redman et methodman cause we couldnt hear anything... Cypress was good and Snoop is over with his commercial music now.

I missed "the up in smoke tour" 2001

Show was great whole way thur cant wait till next show see you again what day I can remember is I saw you come through with a Letterman's jacket on and then you walk over to the side and you took it off in like a white tent and you came out on stage in the sweat suitthat CUZZ I was like oh my God he's going to be so hot and then I watched the whole way the whole show and I was like this dude didn't sweat at least one time LOL great show please come again.

The concert all the way around was so LIT

I have been to many concerts and I would have to say by far the best concert I have ever witnessed in my life. I can’t even say who was better Bone Thugz, Warren G and Snoop where all amazing !!! I am so happy that I was able to witness this concert and the storm going down in the back round just made the concert that much better !!

It sucked. Cypress hill was dope... if they promoted that snoop dogg and wiz were collaborating and performing together I would have never gone. It was garbage snoop should just stick to himself on stage and play his style of music. Don't waste your money on going. Unless u like that new style of "hip hop" than its perfect but if not than definitely don't waste your money

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Rapper Xzibit: Kendrick Lamar, Pimp My Ride's revival and how the 2000s changed hip-hop

A t the turn of the millennium, the relatively young genre of hip-hop began its now-decades-long dominance of mainstream pop culture. During that pivotal era, the rapper Xzibit played an instrumental role in defining hip-hop's sound and sensibility to the world.

An acclaimed rapper and accomplished actor, the Los Angeles native’s groundbreaking career also helped sow the seeds for the year’s most discussed hip-hop concert to date. Kendrick Lamar ’s sold-out Los Angeles show this month may have come on the back of his thrilling rap battle with fellow hip-hop star Drake, but the gig – available to stream on Amazon – holds a larger cultural impact for re-cementing the city’s standing as a citadel of hip-hop.

Speaking to The National ahead of his concert at the Coca-Cola Arena on Saturday, Xzibit expresses pride in how Lamar’s global stardom reminded the world of Los Angeles's contributions to an art form born in New York 50 years ago.

"I was watching Kendrick's show in Australia and I was just jumping around my hotel room," he says. "It was amazing and the leadership qualities I saw in Kendrick are phenomenal. A hometown hero like Kendrick, one who was born and raised in the city and who is bringing its people together, is exactly what Los Angeles needed. That’s not just kudos for Kendrick but everybody involved on that stage, everybody that supported him and everybody that knew him from the ground up.”

Xzibit also deserves plaudits for playing his part in bringing the city's funk-fuelled hip-hop flavours to a wider audience. Fans in the UAE will get a taste of that when he is joined by Eminem’s former group D12 and rapper Obie Trice at the Coca-Cola Arena in a nostalgic concert celebrating their respective biggest releases.

For Xzibit, the album in question is 2002’s Man vs Machine, a blockbuster release that housed hits Multiply and Symphony in X Major. The latter features deft samples of Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No 3 .

While nostalgia-themed hip-hop tours are lucrative of late, Xzibit feels the development is another sign of hip-hop’s evolution. "I still feel that hip-hop is fairly new because it's only 50 years old and this is new territory when it comes to doing these kinds of shows, " he says. "While there are plenty of great artists that came before us, it is our generation that is now able to go out and perform to fans who have been with us for so many decades."

These tours, which often are housed in high-capacity venues, also owe a lot to Xzibit and those of his generation who embarked upon the genre's first major arena tours. Xzibit alone took part in two of the genre’s most seminal outings, including 2001's Up in Smoke Tour featuring Eminem, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube and numerous versions of the Anger Management Tour alongside Eminem, 50 Cent and Cypress Hill.

Recalling those halcyon days that featured sell-out dates across North America, Europe and Asia, Xzbit says the artists on the bill were acutely aware they were part of something bigger.

"I mean, this is all in hindsight because we were just having fun, releasing albums and rocking shows,” he says. "But looking back, we were spearheading something and breaking barriers. I feel really good about being part of that elevation of hip-hop and giving it that international recognition.”

The music’s cultural cache also meant movie and television opportunities. Xzibit built a steady career in both mediums, including strong roles in the 2005 action film XXX: State of the Union and a three-season stint (2016 to 2019) on the TV drama Empire .

His most memorable television appearance continues to be his former role as host of Pimp My Ride from 2004 to 2007, an MTV programme where cars in poor condition were restored and customised. Pimp My Ride ’s original producers are set to launch a new version, dubbed Resurrected Rides, on Netflix in July.

While wishing “nothing but the best", for the new endeavour, Xzibit recalls only signing on to Pimp My Ride to maintain his public profile. "I just did it so MTV can play my videos, that was my thinking at the time," he says. "But when it hit pop culture the way it did, it did open me up to more platforms like doing major films.

“I was never afraid to step out of my comfort zone. A lot of people want to be perceived in a certain way and they end up getting trapped in that perception. But we really don't know if we are good at something until we try it. Music is always something I can do in my sleep, so I like the idea of finding new ways to challenge myself."

Xzibit, D12 and Obie Trice will perform at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai, on Saturday. Showtime is at 9pm, tickets start at Dh199; coca-cola-arena.com

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Xzibit Says Up In Smoke Tour With Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg & Ice Cube Felt Like The Rap 'Avengers'

MC, actor and marijuana enthusiast  Xzibit  recently stopped by the HipHopDX headquarters where he discussed joining Dr.Dre’s Up In Smoke Tour in 2000.

The tour featured an epic lineup at the time —  Ice Cube , Eminem , Snoop Dogg alongside a host of guest appearances.

“Imagine reading The Avengers comic book and then being in The Avengers, ” said Xzibit. “Look, I gotta contain myself because I’m used to reading the back of these covers. I’m used to seeing them on TV and now we’re praying together, walking out on stage and the crowd is considering me a part of this family.”

Of course, the former Pimp My Ride  host jumped at the opportunity and didn’t really care what time he hit the stage.

“Dre came to me and said I got two options,” X to the Z said. “You can go on before Warren G or you can come out and do three songs during my set. What time I gotta be there?”

Around the time, X was promoting his third full-length studio album  Restless. The most successful album of his career, the album featured singles “X” and “Get Your Walk On” and was eventually certified platinum. A year prior, he’d made his turning guest verse on Snoop Dogg’s charting “Bitch Please” from  No Limit Top Dogg. 

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X is currently promoting his premium brand of marijuana and smoking accessories called Napalm (named after his 2012 album) alongside the sister brand Just Mary.

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The Game vs Xzibit beef is over – Game speaks on the beef between himself and Xzibit

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Last week, Snoop Dogg said West Coast artists shouldn’t hate on each other. Apparently the Game agrees.

“Us on the West Coast, we are the biggest and worst enemies of our own self,” Game said. In last week’s Mixtape Monday, Snoop called for Game and Ras Kass to make peace. “Every time somebody from the West rises — I think Snoop will tell you the same thing — [some other West Coast artists] will try to hate you down. You just gotta keep your head up, man. … A lot of these guys are cats I tried to help. You gotta help yourself more than I can help you. I don’t think they understand that. But I got love for all my West Coast MCs, anybody from the West Coast. I am the West Coast.”

Game says at one time, he too had a little hate in his blood and sparked off a feud with Xzibit. The beef officially ended a few months ago when X-to-da-Z recorded a verse for the Game’s collaboration with Snoop, “California Vacation.”

“I brought the track to Snoop and said, ‘This joint is a West Coast joint,’ ” Game said of how the song materialized. “I said I didn’t want to do it if it’s not 100 percent what it used to be. He said, ‘Fo sho, nephew.’ He laid it down.

“I took it back to the studio, I was gonna finish the third verse,” he continued. “Xzibit walks through the door. … Nose snarling, I turned into a pit bull when I saw Xzibit. There was some friction between me and Xzibit, and it was by me — me being a disrespectful West Coast artist. I said some things about Xzibit, he said some things back through the media. There was always hatred. I had that West Coast hatred. I was telling you about some of these young guys who have hate, but I shook it fast. [X] reached out his hand, I reached out mine. I told him I had this West Coast verse, played me and Snoop’s verse, he blew a little something, wrote a little something, and it is what it is: ‘California Vacation.’ West Coast unity.” …

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