No Doubt aren’t wasting any time. They are heading back into the studio, and postponing their tour plans to do so. The band have announced that already working on their next album in Los Angeles.
No Doubt have found themselves in a bit of hot water this week—after releasing the music video to their new single, “Looking Hot,” on Friday, November 2, the band and video were hit with a massive wave of condemnation for the usage and portrayal of Native American culture, forcing the band to remove the video.
Audiences are welcoming No Doubt with open arms, it seems. This weekend, the band returned to live TV when they performed at the 2012 Teen Choice Awards. Gwen Stefani and Co. played their new single “Settle Down” in front of a bunch of screaming fans. Watch their first live performance (in forever) below.
It’s been a decade and some months since No Doubt‘s last record. Now, they’re back with a banging and colorful new single titled “Settle Down.” At one point, we fans are going to have to face the music (more specifically, their music) and determine if No Doubt is really back. For now, enjoy the new music video below.
This week, Nicole Scherzinger revealed that she has a new gig in the UK (hint: it will require a lot of tears). Also, it was disclosed that R&B star R. Kelly owed quite a lot of money to the government for taxes. And No Doubt finally announced the name of their upcoming record. Catch up on this week’s news below.
Alright, we can stop holding our breath. No Doubt has finally announced an official release date for their new record. All four band members got together to confirm that their first album in a decade will drop on September 25, 2012. See them make the announcement below.
She already rocked the world in No Doubt and baffled the world when she gave us the words “Hollaback Girl,” but Gwen Stefani hasn’t been content to be another 90s relic trying in vain to hold on to a music career. She’s made an impression on the world of fashion as well, all while raising her song Kingston with husband Gavin Rossdale of Bush.
And now according to a report from Yahoo!, little Kingston made a brief attempt to get in on the family business.
As everyone knows the fashion capital of the United States just had their Fall fashion extravaganza this past week. Celebrities, musicians and fans of style all celebrated with NYC shows which revealed the hottest new clothing, accessories and more but what some people may forget is how much music is connected to the week-long event. To help promote designers and brands, tons of artists also perform as part of these events. So, it doesn’t surprise us to discover Gwen Stefani was there simultaneously talking her clothing line (L.A.M.B.) up while talking about new music from No Doubt up. She revealed a few details in a quick interview. More details after the jump!
Activision‘s new game, Band Hero, has really riled up a few artists and it is thanks to the new “Character Manipulation Feature.” Not too long ago, No Doubt filed a lawsuit against Activision claiming they misused their likeness. Now, Activision has filed a countersuit claiming No Doubt breached their contract as the band failed to promote the game through interviews and “video ‘shout-outs,’” and that the band was “unjustly enriched.”
