Dua Lipa Duets With ‘Personal Hero’ Gwen Stefani on a No Doubt Classic as She Wraps 4 Nights at L.A.’s Forum

Dua Lipa went retired with a bang astatine her 4th and last Radical Optimism Tour halt astatine the Kia Forum successful Inglewood, California, connected Wednesday nighttime (Oct. 8), bringing retired Gwen Stefani to duet connected No Doubt‘s heartbreak anthem “Don’t Speak.”

Lipa introduced Stefani arsenic “one of my idiosyncratic heroes, 1 of my favourite artists, idiosyncratic who I’ve grown up listening to my full life, who’s influenced my music, influenced my style, idiosyncratic who I emotion arsenic a performer, and idiosyncratic who conscionable perpetually keeps redefining herself and music. And I conscionable perfectly emotion that this unthinkable pistillate is present tonight.”

Stefani emerged connected the Forum signifier to thunderous cheers, matching Dua’s all-black vibes with her ain plaid-accented rocker look, and traded verses and harmonized effortlessly with Lipa connected the 16-week Radio Songs chart-topper from 1996. It was a household matter connected Wednesday night, arsenic Billboard spotted Kingston and Zuma, Stefani’s 2 sons with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale, successful the assemblage for the astonishment duet.

But the No Doubt frontwoman wasn’t the lone astonishment Lipa had successful store for her L.A. crowds: On Tuesday’s nighttime 3, she besides brought retired Lionel Richie to execute his four-week Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 smash “All Night Long (All Night)” together.

It’s not ever a warrant that Dua Lipa volition bring retired a peculiar impermanent connected the Radical Optimism Tour, but she has been performing a brand-new screen with her set each night. For her archetypal 2 shows successful L.A., Lipa stuck with a Golden State theme, covering Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain” connected Saturday nighttime and The Mamas & The Papas’ “California Dreamin'” connected Sunday night.

Of course, this being Hollywood and all, determination were besides celebrated faces peppered passim the Forum assemblage crossed the 4 nights, including chap musicians Adele, Olivia Rodrigo, St. Vincent and Lucy Dacus.

Next up, the Radical Optimism Tour hits San Francisco for 2 nights (Oct. 11-12) earlier wrapping her U.S. limb successful Seattle connected Oct. 15-16 and heading to South America.