Gwen Stefani to perform at Central Harbourfront as part of Hong Kong Sevens festivities
- The 49-year-old has won three Grammy awards, two with her band No Doubt and another with rapper Eve
- The singer first came to prominence in 1995 when No Doubt released their hit single ‘Don’t Speak’
The 49-year-old singer, songwriter and actor will put on a show on Friday, April 5 – the first day of the Hong Kong Sevens – at Central Harbourfront, according to a source who is close to the Hong Kong Rugby Union.
Hong Kong Sevens organisers have yet to announce the on-field acts at this year’s tournament, which has in the past feature the likes of The Proclaimers, Smash Mouth – who are playing in Singapore this year – and British cult group Madness.
Stefani, who fronts the band No Doubt and is in a relationship with country singer Blake Shelton, is arguably the biggest name to feature in the entertainment and festivities surrounding the Hong Kong Sevens.
The California native first came to prominence in 1995 after No Doubt released their third album Tragic Kingdom, which spawned the smash hit Don’t Speak and Just A Girl.
She has also release four solo studio albums between 2004 and 2017, selling more than 9 million copies.