When Gwen Stefani announced her upcoming fifth solo album last week, fans quickly started theorizing that the new music could be headed in a country direction. It’s hard to blame them: There are a lot of clues suggesting that Stefani might be interested in pursuing the country genre.

In April, Stefani and her No Doubt bandmates reunited at Coachella for the first time in nine years, leading to speculation about a full-fledged tour. However, the shows appeared to be one-offs, as Stefani has continued to book solo gigs, including a Friday appearance at the iHeart Radio Music Festival in Las Vegas.

Gwen Stefani is making ... lipstick complete the look. Stefani also unveiled the 10-song tracklist with plenty of floral nods including “Marigolds,” “Empty Vase,” “Late to Bloom” and more. There are nine solo songs and Stefani’s “Purple ...

"I get a text from Madison with a start of a song called ‘Somebody Else's,' after a bunch of sessions that we'd done, and in those sessions there's a lot of confession and just