Gwen
Stefani's
tour
crew
were
warned
to
get
rid
of
all
drugs
before
crossing
the
border
into
Canada.
The
'Wind
It
Up'
singer
performed
in
Atlantic
City,
the
latest
leg
of
her
'The
Sweet
Escape
Tour',
on
Sunday
(27.05.07)
and
her
crew
were
issued
a
stern
warning
about
taking
illegal
substances
across
the
border
for
their
next
stop
in
Montreal
on
Tuesday
(29.05.07).
Signs
backstage
read,
"clean
out
contraband",
clearly
indicating
that
authorities
would
not
turn
a
blind
eye.
Meanwhile,
Gwen
took
time
out
from
her
hectic
tour
schedule
to
celebrate
son
Kingston's
first
birthday
on
Saturday
(26.05.07).
A
crew
source
told
the
New
York
Daily
News
newspaper:
"We
had
cake,
and
he
was
playing
with
all
the
band
members.
It
was
a
lot
of
fun.
The
people
here
are
what
really
make
this
tour
great." Before
the
tour
kicked-off
in
April,
Gwen
-
who
played
a
42-date
US
tour
while
pregnant
with
Kingston
-
said
she
believed
her
son
would
benefit
from
going
on
the
road
with
her.
Gwen
-
who
is
married
to
British
rocker
Gavin
Rossdale
-
said:
"Because
we've
travelled
so
much,
he's
never
got
into
a
schedule.
I
think
this
tour
is
going
to
be
the
greatest
time
to
get
him
one.
"He'll
have
a
crib
on
the
tour
bus
and
a
room
will
be
set
up
at
every
venue
with
his
toys,
nappy
bed
and
a
rocking
chair.
So
I'll
be
rocking
him
to
sleep
in
the
dressing
room
every
night
before
I
go
onstage
and
rock
out!"