Authorities expect audience of 25,000 people at upcoming Snoop Dogg show in Yerevan
The Armenian government allocated on August 11 around $6,000,000 for organizing the upcoming concert of American rapper Snoop Dogg, ARMENPRESS reports.
The 17-time Grammy nominated artist is set to perform in Yerevan on September 23 in what he described will be a ‘legendary’ concert.
Up to 25,000 people are expected to attend the concert at the Hrazdan Stadium.
The government also expects the concert to enable Armenia to access the international show business market and facilitate more concerts featuring popular artists.
The $6,000,000 was allocated to Doping Space, the event manager in charge of organizing the concert.
Up to 6,000 tourists are expected to arrive to Armenia for the concert.
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