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No Doubt is taking the stage together for the first time in five years with Paramore, The Sounds, Janelle Monae and Bedouin Soundclash, traveling in anticipation of their 2010 release.
The group, fronted by glam rocker Gwen Stefani, reunited in 2008 after a hiatus four years earlier - and not a moment too soon for their fans. In addition to sheer energy of a No Doubt show, concert-goers have an opportunity to nab the group's entire music catalog digitally with higher-tier ticket purchases.
The group, including Stefani, Tony Kanal, Adrian Young and Tom Dumont, was founded in Anaheim, California, in 1986. While the grunge movement made it difficult for the ska-pop group to find success, their album "Tragic Kingdom" was diamond certified and included a number of massive hits - mostly due to the fiery Stefani, who brought femininity to the microphone in a time when men ruled the airwaves.
No Doubt struggled from the founding of the group through the release of "Tragic Kingdom," but its success was worth their trials. The album, which highlighted the breakup between Stefani and Kanal, first brought mainstream success to the group with "Just a Girl," followed by "Spiderwebs" and "Don't Speak." It kicked off a chain of successes for the group and for Stefani as a solo artist.
The group's 2000 follow-up "Return of Saturn" also included a number of hits, such as "Ex-Girlfriend" and "Simple Kind of Life." During this time, Stefani gained some notable solo spotlight with cameos including Moby's "South Side" and Eve's "Let Me Bow Ya Mind."
In 2001, No Doubt found influence in Jamaican dancehall sounds for their album "Rock Steady," which included two Grammy-award-winning singles "Hey Baby" and "Underneath It All," not to mention the massively successful "Hella Good."
The group released some compilations in 2003, including "The Singles 1992-2003" and the 2-CD 2-DVD box set "Boob Box." The live DVD "Rock Steady Live" was released the same year, just prior to the group touring with Blink-182 and announcing their hiatus.
Stefani took time to explore her New Wave, dance-pop origins in her 2004 debut solo album "Love.Angel.Music.Baby," which was certified multi-platinum in a number of countries. In 2006, she released the equally-successful "The Sweet Escape."
The group began recording a new album in March of 2008, and announced their massive tour for the summer - tickets went on sale in early March.
The group, fronted by glam rocker Gwen Stefani, reunited in 2008 after a hiatus four years earlier - and not a moment too soon for their fans. In addition to sheer energy of a No Doubt show, concert-goers have an opportunity to nab the group's entire music catalog digitally with higher-tier ticket purchases.
The group, including Stefani, Tony Kanal, Adrian Young and Tom Dumont, was founded in Anaheim, California, in 1986. While the grunge movement made it difficult for the ska-pop group to find success, their album "Tragic Kingdom" was diamond certified and included a number of massive hits - mostly due to the fiery Stefani, who brought femininity to the microphone in a time when men ruled the airwaves.
No Doubt struggled from the founding of the group through the release of "Tragic Kingdom," but its success was worth their trials. The album, which highlighted the breakup between Stefani and Kanal, first brought mainstream success to the group with "Just a Girl," followed by "Spiderwebs" and "Don't Speak." It kicked off a chain of successes for the group and for Stefani as a solo artist.
The group's 2000 follow-up "Return of Saturn" also included a number of hits, such as "Ex-Girlfriend" and "Simple Kind of Life." During this time, Stefani gained some notable solo spotlight with cameos including Moby's "South Side" and Eve's "Let Me Bow Ya Mind."
In 2001, No Doubt found influence in Jamaican dancehall sounds for their album "Rock Steady," which included two Grammy-award-winning singles "Hey Baby" and "Underneath It All," not to mention the massively successful "Hella Good."
The group released some compilations in 2003, including "The Singles 1992-2003" and the 2-CD 2-DVD box set "Boob Box." The live DVD "Rock Steady Live" was released the same year, just prior to the group touring with Blink-182 and announcing their hiatus.
Stefani took time to explore her New Wave, dance-pop origins in her 2004 debut solo album "Love.Angel.Music.Baby," which was certified multi-platinum in a number of countries. In 2006, she released the equally-successful "The Sweet Escape."
The group began recording a new album in March of 2008, and announced their massive tour for the summer - tickets went on sale in early March.
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