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Olivia Rodrigo makes surprise appearance during No Doubt’s Coachella set

Over the weekend, 90s band No Doubt performed their highly anticipated reunion set at Coachella and brought on a surprise guest: Olivia Rodrigo.

According to Deadline, Rodrigo joined band members Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont, and Adrian Young on stage for their performance of Bathwater. Rodrigo was only three years old when the song was released.

The band had not performed together for nearly a decade, CNN reports. Saturday’s set list featured songs like “Sunday Morning,” “Don’t Speak” and “Spiderwebs.”

Rodrigo posted about her brief Coachella appearance on Instagram. In the post she shared a picture of herself wearing an “I Heart ND” shirt.

“I remember hearing bathwater for the first time when I had just started writing songs. it totally turned my world on its head and inspires me to this day. was the coolest honor to sing it with @nodoubt and @gwenstefani this weekend at @coachella !!!! they’re out of this world!!!!” Rodrigo wrote in her caption.  

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