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Snoop Dogg, 311 among headliners for Atlanta's SweetWater 420 Festival

USE THIS PHOTO ON JUMP IF ROOM Snoop Dogg performed a short set during the Take Me to the River showcase at Butler Park celebrating artists from Memphis, Tennessee Saturday, March 15, 2014. AUSTIN HUMPHREYS / AMERICAN - STATESMAN Snoop Dogg will bring his swag to SweetWater in April. Photo: AUSTIN HUMPHREYS / AMERICAN - STATESMAN Assignment:
USE THIS PHOTO ON JUMP IF ROOM Snoop Dogg performed a short set during the Take Me to the River showcase at Butler Park celebrating artists from Memphis, Tennessee Saturday, March 15, 2014. AUSTIN HUMPHREYS / AMERICAN - STATESMAN Snoop Dogg will bring his swag to SweetWater in April. Photo: AUSTIN HUMPHREYS / AMERICAN - STATESMAN Assignment:
By Melissa Ruggieri
Dec 11, 2014

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI

The SweetWater 420 Festival is going big this year – 48 bands, a second main stage, an “up and coming” artist stage and the return of the EDM stage.

The three-day fest will take over Centennial Olympic Park April 17-19 and so far boasts a lineup including Snoop Dogg, 311, Thievery Corporation, Primus, Cage the Elephant, Slightly Stoopid, moe., Gov’t Mule and Beats and Antique. Additional acts will be announced early next year.

Festival attendees will also experience returning attractions such as The SweetWater Experience tent, live comedy acts, a local artists market, food trucks and the Planet 420 environmental and nonprofit village.

A limited number of discounted three-day general admission ($42) and three-day VIP "Big Fish" passes ($185) can be purchased through Jan. 6 at www.sweetwater420fest.com . After Jan. 6, the prices increase to $55/$75 and $225/$265, respectively.

This is the 11th annual SweetWater 420 Festival, which is being produced by Happy Ending Productions.

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Melissa Ruggieri has covered music and entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 2010 and created the Atlanta Music Scene blog. She's kept vampire hours for more than two decades and remembers when MTV was awesome.

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