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This is Gwen's HomeTown, and she rocks it hard!!
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Honda Center (Anaheim, CA)
Concert Date: October 27th, 2007
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Gwen Stefani, the homecoming queen
The No Doubt frontwoman was easily the standout at the Anaheim
celebration put on by KIIS-FM. Peers seemed to have trouble winding it
up.
By Mikael Wood, Special to The Times
With five shows left on the world tour that's kept her on the road for
much of 2007, Gwen Stefani stopped at the Honda Center in her Anaheim
stamping grounds Saturday night, and to mark the occasion, KIIS-FM
(102.7) threw a homecoming celebration -- complete with the USC
marching band -- for 17,000 or so of Stefani's closest friends.
The No Doubt frontwoman shared the stage with some high-profile opening
acts, each compelled to perform not only out of respect for Stefani but
also by the unspoken quid pro quo that radio-festival gigs represent to
artists interested in preserving their on-air presence.
Timbaland, the influential hip-hop producer who this year has become a
pop star in his own right, performed, as did the Brooklyn rapper
Fabolous, Nicole Scherzinger of the Pussycat Dolls, R&B crooner
Lloyd and Sean Kingston, the 17-year-old Jamaican singer whose
"Beautiful Girls" made a serious run for song-of-the-summer status.
Still, there was no question that this was Stefani's party. When her
song "Wind It Up" cropped up in an energy-drink spot during an
interstitial video package, the crowd cheered as though the singer
herself had appeared.
The roar reached a deafening level when that actually happened.
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