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The Sweet Escape Tour
The Sweet Escape Tour was the second concert tour by American singer-songwriter Gwen Stefani. The tour began in April 2007 in support of her second solo album ''The Sweet Escape''.
==Background==
The tour was Stefani's follow up to her previous The Harajuku Lovers Tour. It went worldwide as compared to her previous tour which was constricted only to North America and had more than double the number of shows. It was Stefani's last solo effort as she rejoined her band No Doubt after the tour ended.〔Greene, Andy ("No Doubt Hit the Studio;Gwen Stefani Oversees Proceedings From Afar" ) ''Rolling Stone'' Retrieved on 2007-12-28〕 The main feature were usage of various props such as a prison for Stefani's opening act, a six - piece band and a large multimedia screen in the backdrop showing videos and animations.〔Davis, Aaron ("Gwen Stefani puts on pop performance at arena" ) ''Recornet'' Retrieved on 2008-01-07〕
The tour had its own set of controversies. A group of students making up for The National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students, banned Stefani's concert that was slated to take place August 21 at Putra Indoor Stadium. The union's vice president, Abdul Muntaqim said, "Her performance and her attire are not suitable for our culture. It promotes a certain degree of obscenity and will encourage youth to emulate the western lifestyle. The concert should be stopped." The organizer of the vent, Maxis Communications later responded, "Stefani has confirmed that her concert will not feature any revealing costumes. She will abide by the Malaysian authorities' guidelines to ensure that her show will not be offensive to local sensitivities."〔("Malaysian group urges ban on Gwen Stefani concert" ) ''Reuters'' Retrieved on 2007-12-22〕 In April, Akon drew criticism for having on-stage dirty dancing with a fifteen-year-old preacher's daughter, at a club in Trinidad and Tobago, as part of a fake contest.〔Telesford, Nigel. (Akon 'cons' Trinidad ), ''Trinidad Express'', 2007-04-14〕〔Ramnarine, Kristy. (Zen owner: Age limit 21 for club ), ''Trinidad Express'', 2007-04-20〕 As a result, the tour's sponsor Verizon Wireless decided not to sponsor the tour.〔Leeds, Jeff. (Verizon Drops Pop Singer From Ads ), ''New York Times'', 2007-05-10〕 Stefani donated $166,000 from her October 30 concert in San Diego to "The San Diego Foundation" fire relief fund.〔("Gwen Stefani Creates Wildfire Scholarship Fund" ) ''ET'' Retrieved on 2007-12-22〕 On her June 22 and June 23 concerts in Irvine, California, Stefani was joined onstage by her No Doubt bandmates. They performed their songs "Just a Girl," "Spiderwebs,""Sunday Morning","Hella Good" and their cover of Talk Talk's "It's My Life".〔Kaufman, Gil ("Gwen Stefani And No Doubt Surprise Fans With Hometown Reunion" ) ''MTV'' Retrieved on 2007-12-22〕
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