17 Years of No Doubt News and Multimedia
The Fresno Bee already released a review from last night show and as it was already expected it was good! Gwen rocked Fresno. Read the whole review below. http://www.fresnobee.com/entertainment/music-news-reviews/article98465297.html Far from ‘Just a Girl,’ Gwen Stefani electrifies Fresno crowd RORY APPLETON rappleton@fresnobee.com If you were in northeast Fresno or Clovis
Gwen’s Seattle concert was very energetic and The Seattle times has already put out their review of her show. You can check their website for pictures of the show: http://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/music/gwen-stefani-shakes-seattle-fans-with-truth/ Gwen Stefani shares the ‘Truth’ with Seattle fans Gwen Stefani performed one shimmering hit after another at KeyArena Wednesday, Aug. 24,
The Las Vegas Review has arealdy posted their review of last night concert. You can go to their website to check out their gallery for photos of Gwen’s performance by clicking on the link: http://www.reviewjournal.com/neon/gwen-stefani-performs-power-resilience-t-mobile-concert By JASON BRACELIN LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL With a jut of the jaw and a roll
The Austin 360 has already posted a review from last night show and it was a positive one! They have also done a nice gallery with pictures from the show. You can view them here: http://www.austin360.com/gallery/entertainment/night-life/-list-gwen-stefani-austin360-amphitheater-081616/gCcsZ/ By Kayleigh Hughes, special to the American-Statesman Whatever blood rituals Gwen Stefani performs to
The reviews are starting to pop up for yesterday Kansas City show, and it was a great performance, as usual, Gwen ws on fire! The Kansa City Star was quick to post a review of the concert early this morning. Setlist for the nigth was: Red Flag / Wind It
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch posted a review for Gwen’s St. Louis Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. You can read it here and can also check on their website. http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/music/kevin-johnson/gwen-stefani-brings-playful-energy-to-hollywood-casino-amphitheatre-show/article_acf8c3d9-be42-5e01-bfae-e7c86fac2589.html Gwen Stefani brings playful energy to Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre show By Kevin C. Johnson There’s no doubt Gwen Stefani’s proper place is on the
August 6, 2016 – Tinley Park, IL (Chicago) – Hollywood Casino Amphitheater by Amy Setlist: Red Flag Wind It Up Baby Don’t Lie Obsessed Where Would I Be? Cool Make Me Like You Underneath It All Misery Luxurious Harajuku Girls Let Me Blow Ya Mind (with Eve) Rich Girl (with
Last night Gwen played for a full house at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre in Toronto, Canada. The Toronto Sun, a local newspaper has posted a great and positive review for last night concert, you can check their review here: http://www.torontosun.com/2016/08/05/gwen-stefani-throws-one-heck-of-a-pop-party-in-toronto (Update) You can also check another positive review with great pictures here: http://www.umusic.ca/news/gwen-stefani-slays-toronto-show/
OC Weekly has posted a rave review of last night’s Gibson show-we hope the band and everyone who attended the sold-out,seven-night residency had an amazing time!! No Doubt Gibson Amphitheatre 12/6/12 One of my early concert claims to fame is seeing No Doubt in a warehouse in Orange back in
Thanks to Jason Debord of RockSubCulture for sharing his awesome review and photos from the Night 6 Gibson concert: “You’re singing the words to the new songs… I can’t express… how happy I am that it touched you and connected to you… thank you for that… it’s the greatest feeling
The Hollywood Reporter has posted a glowing review of No Doubt’s November 30 Gibson show,along with an awesome photo slideshow that we posted earlier on facebook. Yes, No Doubt has been a band since 1986, but even the most hardened of road warriors would be putting their performing chops and
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Check out the LA Times’ glowing review of No Doubt’s first Gibson show last night-the praise is much-deserved! In the mid-1990s, a curious sound infiltrated mainstream pop music: ska, the swingin’, pre-reggae dance style born in 1960s Jamaica. It was an odd turn at the tail end of the grunge
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