The hip hop star Snoop Dogg will be flexing his DJ beats as Snoopadelic at an exclusive VIP Party at NFT connect Arizona Conference.
At the onset of the NFT trend Learn More About NFT Connect, the merging of entertainment and technology seems to be the next trend in the NFT space. NFT Connect is organizing an NFT-focused event conference featuring a Snoop Dogg DJ set for a special VIP Party. Snoop Dogg will play his famous beats, for which he is often referred to as DJ Snoopadelic'.
The event will be held over the course of two days at Bell Bank Park, Arizona beginning the 23rd of February and concluding on February 24. Snoop Dogg's performance will take place during the day two of the festival at 7 pm.
A ticket to this event can be purchased in two categories: 'General Admission' is 0.25 ETH ($599.31) however, VIP Access' costs 0.5 ETH (1198.63). At present, there are 1,000 tickets available at this time. The tickets are in the NFT form, and to create the tickets you need an crypto wallet.
'General Admission' ticket includes a luxury two days conference, premiere conferences and networking, NFT exhibition of art, Swag Bag Gift, and live streaming. If you want to dance to the beats of DJ Snoopadelic, then you need to grab tickets for VIP Access. VIP Access attendees can not just an exclusive DJ set by Snoop Dogg, but also to be entertained by celebrity guests.
It's not just the entertainment part, there's more for NFT people who are tech-savvy and enthusiasts. The conference will provide attendees will gain the inside scoop on subjects such as the best practices and do's for launching an NFT Project as well as asset-backed NFTs, DeFi staking, Venture capital, how to make the most of Web3 metaverse, a virtual world, and more.
Since the conference is inspired by NFT participants will also be granted access to an exclusive NFT art gallery that showcases the work of a variety of NFT artists and influencers in this NFT industry. In addition, 45 speakers will talk about a range of NFT-related breakthroughs and trends during the conference.
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