No Doubt reunited onstage in New York yesterday for their headlining performance at the 2014 Global Citizen Festival. This is the first show the band has played together since 2012.
"Just A Girl" - No Doubt at Global Citizen Festival NYC 9.26.2014
"Hey Baby" - No Doubt at Global Citizen Festival NYC 9.26.2014
"Don't Speak" - No Doubt at Global Citizen Festival NYC 9.26.2014
"Spiderwebs" - No Doubt at Global Citizen Festival NYC 9.26.2014
"Message In A Bottle" - No Doubt ft Sting at Global Citizen Festival NYC 9.26.2014
This year's Global Citizen festival hosted dozens of musicians, celebrities, activists, and world leaders. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted the festival and introduced the musical acts.
No Doubt's headlining set featured high-energy performances of the band's hits from throughout their career, but especially heavy on material from their Diamond-certified 1995 album, Tragic Kingdom. Their set was tight and their chemistry was electric, with "Spiderwebs" and "Just A Girl" acting as singalong standouts.
The major highlight came during their encore, though. Gwen Stafani and Co. were joined by Sting to play a cover of "Message In A Bottle," the opening track on The Police's 1979 Reggatta de Blanc. The cover was a massive crowd-pleaser and got the whole audience singing along. Stefani's vocals could be a touch overpowering for the subtlety the song requires, but the performance is too much fun for it to matter. Watch all the videos above.
For more about Global Citizen and how you can get involved, check out their official website. For more music, news, and tour dates from No Doubt, check out their Zumic artist page.
Source: MSNBC
