Minneapolis, MN. (Top40 Charts/ Target Communications) Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) is partnering with
No Doubt to offer a deluxe exclusive edition of the band's highly anticipated new album "Push And Shove." Target's deluxe edition offers
No Doubt fans an extra eight-track CD, including five exclusive tracks. Available only at Target, the deluxe version can be purchased at stores nationwide and online beginning Sept. 25. Pre-orders are currently available on Target.com.
"Target's partnership with
No Doubt offers fans exclusive tracks they can't get anywhere else and gives them a more in-depth and personal look at the band."
Exclusive titles on Target's deluxe version include No Doubt's cover of Adam and the Ants' classic 1981 single "Stand and Deliver," available for the very first time commercially as a recording; two acoustic tracks, "Looking Hot Acoustic -
Santa Monica Sessions" and "Easy Acoustic -
Santa Monica Sessions" and two remixed tracks, "One More Summer (Jonas Quant Remix)" and "Push And Shove (Anthony Gorry Remix)."
"No Doubt fans have been anxiously awaiting the release of the band's sixth album, 'Push And Shove' and they aren't going to be disappointed," said John Butcher, vice president of Entertainment, Target. "Target's partnership with
No Doubt offers fans exclusive tracks they can't get anywhere else and gives them a more in-depth and personal look at the band."
"We can't wait for everyone to hear our new music," said
No Doubt bassist Tony Kanal. "It's been a labor of love that we're so proud of."
No Doubt has made their mark on the music scene for over two decades. Vocalist Gwen Stefani, guitarist Tom Dumont, bassist Tony Kanal and drummer Adrian Young have launched multiple chart-topping albums, including 1995's "Tragic Kingdom" and 2001's "Rock Steady." The band has won two Grammy Awards and five MTV Video
Music Awards in addition to completing numerous sold-out international tours. "Push And Shove," their new album of supercharged rock, dancehall and electronic pop, will be released on
September 25.
