AFI’s most recent album, Burials, was released in 2013 via Republic. The group is said to be handled by Green Day manager Pat Magnarella.
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It looks like the rock world is getting a little shaken up with the combination of AFI’s Davey Havoc and the members of No Doubt without Gwen Stefani. AFI hasn’t forgotten about the huge milestone though and will be releasing a limited edition lithograph and t-shirt each month throughout the year. Following her bitter breakup anthem and Truth Feels Like first single “Used to Love You”, Stefani’s new pop-oriented track, like her life presently, is all about renewal and finding love again following a fractured relationship. According to Billboard, the four-piece band has already recorded an album together.
Kevin Winter/Getty Images Singer Davey Havok of AFI performs onstage at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards.
That doesn’t mean No Doubt in its original formation is done for good, but Dumont, Kamal and Young clearly aren’t waiting on the sidelines for another reunion tour.
Gwen Stefani has a lot on her plate these days.
No Doubt have formed a supergroup without Gwen Stefani. The former frontwoman is now busy, not only with her solo career and upcoming album but also with a very high profile relationship with fellow coach from season 9 of The Voice, Blake Shelton.
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No Doubt released its sixth album, Push and Shove, in 2012.
