Mar 21, 2005 • 1 min read

Gwen Stefani would like to work with Keane

Gwen Stefani says she would like to work with Keane on her next album, having loved 'Hopes and Fears', and Tim Rice-Oxley says the band might give it a go.

Gwen Stefani has said she would like to work with Keane on her next album. The singer says she loves the band's album ‘Hopes and Fears’. She said: "I really love the Keane record, that was the last record where I really listened to the whole thing." So well done her.

Meanwhile

Keane are apparently delighted by the prospect of working with

Stefani. Pianist Tim Rice-Oxley said: "We might give it a go. It's funny how we've gone from a situation where no-one was remotely interested in us, and suddenly we're giant megastars with people interested in our songwriting."

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