No Doubt

From grunge to nu-metal, pop-punk to Brit-rock and all the alternative stuff around it, the '90s were a great period for rock music.

From the '70s and '80s to modern day, alt-rock has put interesting bands on the concert stage.

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The first class of punk rock summer camp.

Show your respect to the king.

Stellar lineups at the start of the millennium.

The family that plays together, stays together -- and in the case of No Doubt's Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale of Bush, that means occasionally popping up onstage for surprise duet renditions of your dearly beloved's greatest hits.

Friday (Nov. 2) was supposed to be a big day for No Doubt, what with the debut of the video for their new single 'Looking Hot' and all, but after the clip generated the wrong kind of excitement, the band found itself scrambling to have it taken down and apologize to anyone who was offended.

It’s taken a little longer than fans would have liked — and longer than the band thought it would — but No Doubt are finally in the home stretch for their upcoming sixth album, due Sept. 25, and you can get an early sneak peek at what’s been going on in the studio courtesy of a new webisode that even offers a hint of new music.

No Doubt have announced a Sept. 25 release date for their long-awaited sixth album and first since ‘Rock Steady’ dropped in 2001. The band revealed their plans for the as-yet-untitled disc with a post on their official website and a video clip on YouTube, which you can watch below. “We are incredibly excited to share the new music with you,” reads the post. “Ear candy coming your way!”