Nine years after his last show, No Doubt announced his meeting to participate in the traditional Coachella festivalwhich will take place in California on the weekends of April 12-14 and 19-21, and features Lana Del Rey, Tyler The Creator and Doja Cat as headliners.
This was reported by the band itself through a video published on its official social networks in which its four original members star in a kind of comedy step.
This is a zoom meeting between the singer gwen Stefanithe bassist Tony Kanalthe drummer Adrian Young and the guitarist Tom Dumont in which they ask each other if they want to meet for a show, while their classic “Just a Girl” plays in the background.
Shortly after this publication, the schedule of the musical meeting was announced, which includes the band, which for its part issued a statement that says: “See you in the desert this April!”
The long-awaited No Doubt reunion
The group had been virtually separated for nine years, when they offered their last show, despite the fact that in 2023 they made headlines for the vinyl release of their second album. “The Beacon Street Collection”1995.
Also, the video of the song “Don’t Speak”his first big hit, reached one billion views on YouTube and became one of the 20 clips of the ’90s to reach that figure.
No Doubt had its worldwide explosion in the mid-’90s with its third album “Tragic Kingdom”, which precisely included the aforementioned hits “Don’t Speak” and “Just a Girl”. In 1997, in the middle of their tour to present the album, the band performed at the Ferro stadium, in Caballito, to open David Bowie’s second visit to our country, within the framework of the Rock and Pop Festival.
With their reunion for Coachella, the band joins an important list of groups that returned to participate in that musical meeting, among which stand out Jane’s Addiction, Pixies, Rage Against the Machine and The Stoogesin addition to the version of Guns ‘N’ Roses with the historical Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan.
Source: Ambito
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