The band will perform at the venue as part of its current tour.The Goo Goo Dolls haven't had a break from writing, recording and touring since before 1998, when the band's album "Dizzy Up the Girl" took a firm reign over the airwaves. And, more than a decade later, there's no rest for the weary Dolls, who will make a stop at Dubuque's Mississippi Moon Bar Thursday, April 14. "We've pretty much been on the road for this current tour since last April," said bassist Robby Takac, who co-founded the group with gravel-voiced front man John Rzeznik. "We just finished up a month in Can