The album that broke No Doubt, blending Third Wave ska with pop-punk and mainstream rock hooks, and launching Gwen Stefani as a pop culture icon.
- The album title is a pun on the nickname for Anaheim, California, home of Disneyland.
- The album was re-recorded and remixed multiple times, with original producer Matthew Wilder eventually replacing original contributions from members of Sublime.
- Tragic Kingdom was a massive commercial success, peaking at #3 on the Billboard 200 and selling over 16 million copies worldwide.
No Doubt is a ska-rock band from Anaheim, California, who first gained mainstream attention in the mid-1990s. Tragic Kingdom marked their commercial breakthrough, arriving after years of performing in the Southern California ska scene and self-releasing music.
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