No Doubt reunite for Coachella – we pick their Top 10 hits
For the first time since 2015 No Doubt is reuniting to perform at this year’s Coachella festival.
Gwen Stefani, Adrian Young, Tony Kanal and Tom Dumont will be taking fans through their extensive catalogue of hits including ‘Don’t Speak’, ‘Just a Girl’ and ‘Hella Good’. Arriving on the music scene in the 90s, the Southern California ska-punk powerhouse left an indelible mark on the alternative rock landscape.
With a distinctive blend of ska, punk, and pop influences, No Doubt crafted a sound that resonated with fans worldwide. As we celebrate the news of their reunion, let’s take a nostalgic journey through No Doubt’s top 10 biggest hits.
1. “Don’t Speak” (1996)
Arguably their most iconic ballad, “Don’t Speak” from the album ‘Tragic Kingdom’ is a poignant exploration of heartbreak. Gwen Stefani’s soulful vocals and the band’s emotive performance made it a global sensation, topping charts and earning critical acclaim.
2. ‘Just a Girl’ (1995)
A feminist anthem that propelled No Doubt to mainstream success, ‘Just a Girl’ challenged societal norms with its ska-infused punk sound. The track’s infectious energy and Stefani’s bold lyrics became a rallying cry for independence.
3. ‘Spiderwebs’ (1995)
‘Spiderwebs’ is a ska-punk gem from ‘Tragic Kingdom’ that showcases No Doubt’s energetic sound. With its catchy chorus and vibrant instrumentals, the song became a staple in their repertoire and a fan favourite.
4. ‘Hey Baby’ (2001)
The lead single from the ‘Rock Steady’ album, ‘Hey Baby’ is one of No Doubt’s most-enduring hits and it earned the band a Grammy for Best Pop Performance. Updating the band’s signature sound, the song marked a hugely successful new era for No Doubt.
5. “It’s My Life” (2003)
No Doubt’s cover of Talk Talk’s “It’s My Life” marked a departure from their ska roots. Released as part of ‘The Singles 1992–2003’, the song’s new wave and pop influences resonated with both longtime fans and new audiences.
6. ‘Hella Good’ (2002)
From the ‘Rock Steady’ album, ‘Hella Good’ is a funky, danceable track that showcased No Doubt’s ability to experiment with different genres. Its infectious groove and Stefani’s dynamic vocals made it a standout hit.
7. ‘Sunday Morning’ (1997)
‘Sunday Morning’ is a feel-good track from ‘Tragic Kingdom’ that blends ska with pop sensibilities. The song’s upbeat tempo and Stefani’s playful lyrics contributed to its widespread appeal.
8. ‘Ex-Girlfriend’ (2000)
Released as the lead single from ‘Return of Saturn’, ‘Ex-Girlfriend’ combines punk and new wave influences. The track’s edgy sound and Stefani’s candid lyrics explored the complexities of relationships.
9. ‘Underneath It All’ (2002)
Infusing reggae vibes into their repertoire, ‘Underneath It All’ featuring Lady Saw is a standout track from the ‘Rock Steady’ album. The song’s romantic lyrics and Stefani’s soulful delivery earned it a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance.
10. ‘New’ (1999)
Closing out the ’90s with a bang, ‘New’ from the album ‘Return of Saturn’ is a vibrant and catchy track. The song’s upbeat tempo and infectious melody showcased No Doubt’s ability to create memorable, radio-friendly hits.
Find out more about Coachella’s 2024 line-up at https://www.coachella.com.
For the first time since 2015 No Doubt is reuniting to perform at this year’s Coachella festival.
Gwen Stefani, Adrian Young, Tony Kanal and Tom Dumont will be taking fans through their extensive catalogue of hits including ‘Don’t Speak’, ‘Just a Girl’ and ‘Hella Good’. Arriving on the music scene in the 90s, the Southern California ska-punk powerhouse left an indelible mark on the alternative rock landscape.
With a distinctive blend of ska, punk, and pop influences, No Doubt crafted a sound that resonated with fans worldwide. As we celebrate the news of their reunion, let’s take a nostalgic journey through No Doubt’s top 10 biggest hits.
1. “Don’t Speak” (1996)
Arguably their most iconic ballad, “Don’t Speak” from the album ‘Tragic Kingdom’ is a poignant exploration of heartbreak. Gwen Stefani’s soulful vocals and the band’s emotive performance made it a global sensation, topping charts and earning critical acclaim.
2. ‘Just a Girl’ (1995)
A feminist anthem that propelled No Doubt to mainstream success, ‘Just a Girl’ challenged societal norms with its ska-infused punk sound. The track’s infectious energy and Stefani’s bold lyrics became a rallying cry for independence.
3. ‘Spiderwebs’ (1995)
‘Spiderwebs’ is a ska-punk gem from ‘Tragic Kingdom’ that showcases No Doubt’s energetic sound. With its catchy chorus and vibrant instrumentals, the song became a staple in their repertoire and a fan favourite.
4. ‘Hey Baby’ (2001)
The lead single from the ‘Rock Steady’ album, ‘Hey Baby’ is one of No Doubt’s most-enduring hits and it earned the band a Grammy for Best Pop Performance. Updating the band’s signature sound, the song marked a hugely successful new era for No Doubt.
5. “It’s My Life” (2003)
No Doubt’s cover of Talk Talk’s “It’s My Life” marked a departure from their ska roots. Released as part of ‘The Singles 1992–2003’, the song’s new wave and pop influences resonated with both longtime fans and new audiences.
6. ‘Hella Good’ (2002)
From the ‘Rock Steady’ album, ‘Hella Good’ is a funky, danceable track that showcased No Doubt’s ability to experiment with different genres. Its infectious groove and Stefani’s dynamic vocals made it a standout hit.
7. ‘Sunday Morning’ (1997)
‘Sunday Morning’ is a feel-good track from ‘Tragic Kingdom’ that blends ska with pop sensibilities. The song’s upbeat tempo and Stefani’s playful lyrics contributed to its widespread appeal.
8. ‘Ex-Girlfriend’ (2000)
Released as the lead single from ‘Return of Saturn’, ‘Ex-Girlfriend’ combines punk and new wave influences. The track’s edgy sound and Stefani’s candid lyrics explored the complexities of relationships.
9. ‘Underneath It All’ (2002)
Infusing reggae vibes into their repertoire, ‘Underneath It All’ featuring Lady Saw is a standout track from the ‘Rock Steady’ album. The song’s romantic lyrics and Stefani’s soulful delivery earned it a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance.
10. ‘New’ (1999)
Closing out the ’90s with a bang, ‘New’ from the album ‘Return of Saturn’ is a vibrant and catchy track. The song’s upbeat tempo and infectious melody showcased No Doubt’s ability to create memorable, radio-friendly hits.
Find out more about Coachella’s 2024 line-up at https://www.coachella.com.
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