What is the best No Doubt song of all time?
From hard-driving ska-punk breakthroughs to reggae-tinged ballads and dancehall experiments — No Doubt kept reinventing their sound across three decades. Cast your vote!
Just a Girl
No Doubt's 1995 breakthrough ska-punk single challenging gender stereotypes, from the Tragic Kingdom album.
Hey Baby
The Grammy-winning 2001 lead single from Rock Steady featuring a dancehall duet with Bounty Killer.
Hella Good
A sleek dance-rock track from Rock Steady co-produced by The Neptunes, showcasing the band's genre versatility.
Underneath It All
The reggae-tinged 2002 ballad featuring guest rapper Lady Saw, which won a Grammy for Best Pop Performance.
Ex-Girlfriend
A slinky, new wave-influenced track from Return of Saturn about jealousy and complicated romantic history.
Simple Kind of Life
An emotional ballad from Return of Saturn where Gwen Stefani reflects on wanting a traditional family life.
Settle Down
The 2012 comeback single featuring ska and reggae influences, signaling the band's reunion after a decade apart.
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