Snoop Dogg, Slightly Stoopid, and Stephen Marley coming August 1

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The aptly titled "Blazed and Confused Tour" is making a stop at Bicentennial Park in Miami on Saturday August 1. Snoop Dogg's slated appearance for the canceled Langerado was one of the most anticipated of the year, so here's your new chance to get incredibly high (on music of course) with a few thousand likeminded friends. Joining Snoop are jam rockers Slightly Stoopid and Bob Marley's son Stephen. Listening to the songs streaming on each of these bands websites really makes you wonder if they sing about anything besides smoking. But if it ain't broke...

Hardcore fans who bought special pre-sale tickets scored a future download of a live sampler featuring tracks recorded throughout the tour. But for the rest of you, regular tickets are still available, and cost $36.50 through Ticketmaster.