Gwen Stefani, Gavin Rossdale, and sons Kingston and Zuma arrive at Heathrow airport

Gwen Stefani, Gavin Rossdale, and sons Kingston (born May 26, 2006) and Zuma (born August 21, 2008) arrive at Heathrow airport. Gavin has a close hold of his guitar amp.

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale arriving at LAX with their sons Kingston and Zuma to catch a flight out of town.

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale take their son Kingston to see "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" at the Pantages theatre in Hollywood

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale have a family day out

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale out for lunch at La Brea Bakery with their son Kingston. Kingston was getting angry at the paparazzi. Afterward they went and picked up their other son Zuma who was dressed as Santa Claus.

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getting ready to go to london.holiday time.yeah. burn it up g
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rough mixes in the studio- bad time of year if you're a turkey g
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good morning world........easy sunday morning g
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or inside out g
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Reply Retweet i am upside down g
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can you give me some food g
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still at work.oliver reed is onscreen in the devils.keyboards are getting more and more weird. check that film... g
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in a studio in malibu-my friend jamie is playing some cool keyboards on the record. rad. g
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Gavin Rossdale, Gwen Stefani attend the MOCA NEW 30th anniversary gala held at MOCA on November 14, 2009 in Los Angeles, California

Musicians Gavin Rossdale, Gwen Stefani attend the MOCA NEW 30th anniversary gala held at MOCA on November 14, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.

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thx for all the criminal minds feedback..............weird g
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Reply Retweet amazing times at the studio..you guys gotta hear this............g

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but i'm in the studio so what's to feel weird about g
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Gavin Rossdale Performs for Cancer Survivors

Gavin Rossdale is no stranger to either rocking hard or helping kids, so he was a natural choice to headline Platform One Entertainment’s sixth Dare 2 Dream event at Chicago’s House of Blues on Thursday night. The evening benefitted the Illinois Chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for patients fighting blood cancers and their families. More than 15 kids affected by leukemia or other cancer got the opportunity to meet Rossdale and be introduced onstage before a packed house.

The 42-year-old rocker who rose to fame in the mid-90s as the frontman for British grunge heroes Bush has been active for several years in charity work, donating his talents both on stage and on the tennis court to causes that benefit children. “You can’t imagine the strength that it takes for these parents to sustain a positive energy around their children who are so physically disabled and yet mentally right there,” he told SPIN in an interview before the show. “If you’re a parent with a healthy child, you’re so lucky.”

So was the House of Blues crowd Thursday, as Rossdale and band tore through the brightest moments of his 15-year career. From the opening notes of Bush mega hit “Machinehead” to set closer “Comedown,” the wiry Brit rocked through 90 minutes of high-voltage alt-rock before an appreciative audience of kids with their parents, teens in grunge band t-shirts, and nostalgic Gen Xers. Even Rossdale’s recent solo material snapped to life on stage with sweaty intensity. But beyond rock ‘n’ roll showmanship, Rossdale had another reason to pump up the crowd: “We’re celebrating the fact that everyone cared enough to come out tonight.”

Offstage, Rossdale’s demeanor was more that of a comfortable dad than an international rock god. He spoke with quiet excitement about his in-progress second solo album, his appreciation of “uplifting, soulful” bands like the Arcade Fire and The Kills and how you don’t have to be a parent to appreciate the chance to help sick kids. “I was a human before I was a dad, you know.”

Maybe so, but to the giddy young girls and shy little boys in the meet and greet and their grateful parents, Rossdale was clearly more hero than human.

http://www.spin.com/articles/gavin-rossdale-performs-cancer-survivors