Snoop Dogg brings pop-up DJ party to sold-out Greenwood Hotel
One day after the final performance of Afl Grand, which broke the box office records in Melbourne, dear rapper Snoop Dogg went to the west of Sydney for a DJ concert.
Although he disappointed some fans at an event on Saturday night, he did not disappoint on Sunday.
West Coast Hip-Hop senses some of the biggest hits on Saturday to a crowd of about 100,000 fans in Melbourne Cricket Ground, and went to Bella Vista in the northwest of Sydney for the DJ concert late at night.
Bella Bella Live place, which was marketed as an activity öncelikle once for a lifetime ”event, was sold from tickets in just a few hours when they publish it at the beginning of this month.
However, the highly anticipated concert was overshadowed when the show of the show could not be shaken until 2 in the morning, when the discontent took to social media to express the disappointment of Sydneysiders.
“Absolute joke. We were told to show and left. I want to pay back,” he said.
“I waited four hours before leaving. Refund!” The other said.
The event tickets passed between $ 80 from $ 80 for the first version of the overall entry to VIP Booths, starting at $ 3000.
Although DJ Snoopadelic – Snoop Dogg did not have a time for DJ Alias -, the gates were opened almost five hours before the Grammy nominated rapper emerged.
When he finally arrived, the rapper Disk Jockey prepared a very eccentric piece for sick fans.
From the hit track, the bahket on the journey to stop the Bahket and Bob Marley fell like a hot to close it with three small birds, ‘Doggfather’ played all of them.
Snoop later closed his Sydney trip with a performance sold at Greenwood Hotel on Sunday night.
When the fans came, they greeted him enthusiastically and took the time to sign a signature before starting the set.
Only one night DJ Snoopadelic promised a legendary party and supported a legendary party and was supported by Savage (Live), DJ Nino Brown, Latifa Tee, Aria, Darley, Helena Ellis, K-Time and more.
Snoop will complete his visit to Sydney with another sold concert at Cargo Bar on Sunday night.
