Southern Californian ska-pop pioneers No Doubt stormed the White River Amphitheatre on Sunday, thrilling the crowd with a two-hour set tunes culled from their 24-year career.
Southern Californian ska-pop pioneers No Doubt stormed the White River Amphitheatre on Sunday, thrilling the crowd with a two-hour set tunes culled from their 24-year career.
The band, which melds elements of ska, pop, reggae, new wave and alternative music, played to a sell out crowd despite the fact the band has not released a studio album since 2001’s “Rock Steady.”
Supporting the headliners were openers Paramore and The Sounds.
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