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NO DOUBT IN CONCERT:
With the 2012 release of their long-anticipated comeback album Push and Shove, No Doubt achieved a true return to form, reprising their ska-punk sound and hitting the road with the thrilling onstage energy that made the band and frontwoman Gwen Stefani household names in the ‘90s. With news of a return to the studio in 2013, the band has fans eagerly awaiting new material and a 2014 tour.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
“I have always heard how great No Doubt was live, but it doesn't compare to actually being there. They are full of high energy…Vocally, Gwen sounds amazing.”
“There was never a dull moment in the show. They played for 2 hours and the time flew by. There was a great mixture of new and old songs.”
“I love that No Doubt doesn't forget longtime listeners and plays the stuff we really want to hear!”
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Along with bands like Sublime and Reel Big Fish, California heroes No Doubt played a major role in launching the local Orange County, CA ska-punk movement of the '90s. The sound caught on worldwide, with No Doubt at the forefront of the genre's success, selling over 33 million albums worldwide and producing a string of hits including “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” and “Spiderwebs." In 2004, lead singer Gwen Stefani pursued a successful solo career, rejoining the band in 2008 to begin work on what would ultimately result in 2012's Push and Shove -- the band's first album of new material in over ten years.
My kids had a great time seeing No Doubt and Paramore, My whole family enjoyed it. I never heard of Paramore until last night, But now I want to go get there cd.
Both bands were incredible! I had never seen either live before and I thought they sounded great!! Would definitely go see both again and would recommend others to go as well!!
Opening songs were many of her hits...great to rock out to with great lighting and special effects curtain behind set. The band was very entertaining, played to the audience and used the whole stage pleasing all ticket holders. The encore was pretty weak, coming out with Rock Steady...way too slow for an encore when the crowd is roaring for more. For the most part I loved it and would see them again!
From the lights to the sound quality and the interaction with the fans it was my favorite concert of the year so far.
No Doubt was fun to listen to, but I found the stage show a little boring. However, Gwen's abs stole the show. I found myself watching the monitors just to gaze at her abs. Paramore's stage show was more entertaining. The guitarists performed a sort of flip over each other and Haley Williams really worked to make the crowd part of the show.
Thursday night, July 2nd, No Doubt put the "rock" in Milrockee (ok, Milwaukee). The entire band was in tip top form playing a perfect blend of classic and new material. The stage set, lighting, use of visuals on the back screen and costumes all added immensely to the experience. And Gwen was in incredible condition both vocally and physically. Crowd interaction was great and several audience members were brought up on stage; one because it was his birthday (lucky b@st@rd) and three young girls simply because they looked so cute. For their encore they performed three additional numbers and for one brought out the opening act, Paramore, to join in the fun. This was the highest energy, overall most enjoyable show that I can recall ever having been to. Even if you're not a huge No Doubt fan, the show is worth it just for the incredibly fun time you and yours will have.
You would have thought they never stopped playing together. The individual talents and group chemistry is the best example I've seen of rock family. Gwen is incredible, best female entertainer hands down. She also genuinely shows her appreciation to the fans. Good to have them back together!
