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Its been a decade since this page has been truly updated, also they released their sixth album a decade ago. it isnt 2011 anymore.
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| Former members = Eric Stefani <br> John Spence <br> Chris Leal <br> Gabriel Gonzalez <br> Alan Meade <br> Tony Meade <br> Jerry McMahon <br> Chris Webb <br> Paul Caseley <br> Eric Carpenter <br> Don Hammerstedt <br> Alex Henderson <br> Phil Jordan | | Former members = Eric Stefani <br> John Spence <br> Chris Leal <br> Gabriel Gonzalez <br> Alan Meade <br> Tony Meade <br> Jerry McMahon <br> Chris Webb <br> Paul Caseley <br> Eric Carpenter <br> Don Hammerstedt <br> Alex Henderson <br> Phil Jordan | ||
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'''No Doubt''' is a pop, ska and rock band from Anaheim, California who rose to fame in the mid 1990's with their breakout album "Tragic Kingdom". The band consists of members Gwen Stefani (vocals), Tony Kanal (bass), Tom Dumont (guitar) and Adrian Young (drums). They have released | '''No Doubt''' is a pop, ska and rock band from Anaheim, California who rose to fame in the mid 1990's with their breakout album "Tragic Kingdom". The band consists of members Gwen Stefani (vocals), Tony Kanal (bass), Tom Dumont (guitar) and Adrian Young (drums). They have released six albums to date with their newest album Push and Shove being released in 2012. | ||
==Connections to Weezer== | ==Connections to Weezer== | ||
* Weezer opened for No Doubt on their 1997 Summer Tour. | * Weezer opened for No Doubt on their 1997 Summer Tour. | ||