Yesterday evening, fans whose pictures have been selected to feature in the Hot Press “Why Can’t We?” book that documents the history of The Cranberries have been informed in an email of the good news:

Greetings from Dublin!

I’m delighted to let you know that your photo will feature in the

hardback deluxe copy of the Cranberries book!

Hot Press emphasizes that those fan pics will only feature on the Deluxe Platinum Edition of the book, not on the Special Gold Edition.

They also remind fans that the deadline to get the name of the people who preorder the Deluxe Platinum Edition listed as Executive Producers in the book, initially set on Sept 30th, has been pushed back so as to allow more fans to get this chance.
If you haven’t pre ordered that edition yet and want to feature on the list of Executive Producers, do it fast as they’re about to close this opportunity!

UPDATE – OCTOBER 30 

Noel Hogan on Instagram

The Cranberries’ EP was released 30 years ago today.

20 years ago today, The Cranberries released their fifth studio album, Wake Up And Smell The Coffee.

On this occasion, Hot Press magazine are revisiting their original 2001 review; read here.

UPDATE – OCTOBER 23

To mark the anniversary, The Cranberries have posted a message on their socials (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram).

Windmill Lane Recording Studios in association with Universal Music Ireland just announced the release of their new album which features songs from classic albums recorded in their iconic studios.

The compilation album simply titled “Windmill Lane Recording Studios” includes “Zombie” among 10 classic songs and will be released on 29 October 2021 on limited edition clear vinyl.

Exclusively sold through their online shop here (pre-order available now).

Price: 33.00 euro + shipping (ROI only)

Side A
Mysterious Way – U2
Imitation Of Life – R.E.M.
Zombie – The Cranberries
All This Useless Beauty – Elvis Costello
Old Town – Phil Lynott

Side B
World Of Our Own – Westlife
Breathless – The Corrs
When A Woman – Gabrielle
She’s A River – Simple Minds
Julia Says – Wet Wet Wet

Noel Hogan was interviewed on the “Dave Fanning” show earlier today, on the Irish radio station RTÉ 2fm.
Noel on the making of Linger for the Classic Irish Track Uncovered section.

If you missed the show, replay available here.

Sources: Instagram Noel Hogan, Twitter Dave Fanning

Today was the official release date for “Salvation inspired by The Cranberries” and the full album was available at midnight earlier today on all streaming platforms. A few songs were even officially posted on YouTube yesterday.

Since, the album was removed everywhere but Spotify (for now, so hurry if you want to have a listen!) and its new release date is now on 5th November as mentioned on towerrecords.ie

No reason given yet…

UPDATE – OCTOBER 2

Now removed from Spotify as well.