Shared on YouTube yesterday by user Dany O, a rare video recording of the Dolores O’Riordan press conference in México on 1 September 2007.

Fergal Lawler was interviewed on “Verbal Shenanigans” on episode #405 from 8 July 2022.
Download / listen to the podcast directly on podbean.com as well as streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon etc…

Interview starts at 31:10

New interview with Fergal published yesterday on latercera.com (Spanish).

Read the article and watch a 5-min video of the house/rooms directly on independent.ie

Another interview (audio) with Fergal published today by rockatnight.com
The almost 28-minute podcast is available directly on their website as well as iTunes Audio, Google Podcast, PodBay.FM and Podchaser.

Thanks to Instagram user @rober_tpiccolo (RP Vinyle) for the 1st images.

“STARS” double black vinyl was released yesterday and, unlike the Record Store Day clear vinyl edition released last year, is not a limited edition.

New interview with Fergal Lawler published today by The Music Universe. Titled “Episode 132 with The Cranberries’ Fergal Lawler” the podcast is available on their website themusicuniverse.com. Also available on video on YouTube.

Fergal chats with journalist Buddy Iahn about Stars black vinyl release, future TTFD boxset, Cranberries career, and solo project.

For the release of “STARS The Best Of 1992-2002” on black vinyl next week (27 May), Fergal gave an interview to theaquarian.com

The Cranberries announced on their website and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) the release of some exclusive merchandise to commemorate the “Remembering Dolores” album.

3 new items (Unisex T-Shirt, Ladies T-Shirt, Hoodie) are now available to pre-order both on their UK/Euro and U.S. stores. To be released on 13 May 2022 and estimated to ship late May.

A very rare video of “Linger” surfaced yesterday on YouTube. A 2-camera mix recorded in concert in Chicago on 13 November 1994 for the TV show “Image Mind Television”. This is The Cranberries only appearance on the programme.

Thanks to Churchill School Art, Music, Recreation for sharing such a gem.

Shared by Joe’s Albums record store on Instagram, the first images of the “Remembering Dolores” vinyl, available for Record Store Day 2022 on 23 April.

UPDATE – APRIL 14

Another pic by Music Nostalgia on Instagram

During the St. Patrick’s Festival last Friday (18 March) in Dublin at Spiegeltent Beag / Festival Quarter, Noel Hogan talked with Stuart Clark of Hot Press about The Cranberries early years and their time in New York. The interview is not yet available but could be shared by Hot Press in the coming days.

The above photo was shared today by Singing Streets on their socials.
Singing Streets is an application only available for iOS in the App Store at the moment (price: €0.99 / £0.89). An Android version should be available soon.

Among over 2,000 music locations in Dublin and London to be found in the Singing Streets app, you can visit where The Cranberries played early gigs, recorded, and took iconic cover photographs.

Thanks to Elio and Sue for the pics.

…and it’s a yellow vinyl. Available now (well… Friday, tomorrow), finally!
Thanks to Music Shop Dungarvan on Instagram for the first image.

Fergal turns 51 today, Happy Birthday!

Photo by Lissa Wales (1995)

People who preordered the “Salvation” vinyl from goldendiscs.ie received the following email today. New release date has not been confirmed yet.

Thanks to Sue and cranfandy.

The Cranberries have announced “Remembering Dolores” double LP to be released on 23 April for Record Store Day UK. The news was just shared on the band’s website, socials as well as direct email.

More countries should/will be participating, find your local store here.

Side A:
1. Never Grow Old
2. Schizophrenic Playboys
3. The Glory
4. What You Were
5. The Rebels

Side B:
1. Daffodil Lament
2. I Will Always
3. This Is The Day
4. Astral Projections

Side C:
1. Joe
2. Pretty
3. I’m Still Remembering
4. You And Me
5. Waiting In Walthamstow

Side D:
1. Everything I Said
2. Why
3. Twenty One
4. Warchild

In that second part of the interview (first part here), Stuart Clark talks about the people who contributed to the “Why Can’t We?” book.

Read it directly on limerickpost.ie
Also available in print (22 Jan. 2022 edition) page 61.

According to amazon.fr and fnac.com, a double vinyl titled “Remembering Dolores” will be released on 7 April 2022.

Not much information for now!
There is no artwork and no tracklist yet. It might be a French release only as Amazon marked the country of origin as France and some of their other stores, like amazon.it for instance, marked it as import.

Edit: Could it be the playlist pulled together by bandmates, family and friends (to celebrate Dolores’ 50th birthday last 6 September) pressed on 2 LP… Possibly!

Label: Universal Music
ASIN: B09PZ9KMW3

Thanks to Stéphane for the links!

Read that article/interview with Stuart Clark about the Hot Press book “Why Can’t We?” directly on limerickpost.ie. The article is also available in print (15 Jan. 2022 edition) pages 60 & 61.

“Zombie” was certified 2x Platinum in Italy two weeks ago (December 2021) for the sale of more than 140,000 copies. Congrats!

Source:  allmusicitalia.it

Thanks to Cranberries Italia for the link.

Noel Hogan was interviewed by Stuart Clark about the “Why Can’t We?” book. The 720p video was posted by Hot Press on YouTube today.

Read the article directly on limerickleader.ie

First image of the new Cranberries book “Why Can’t We?” shared today by user SineadB on Twitter. Possibly looks like the Gold (standard) version, not the Platinum (deluxe) one.

According to recordsonvinyl.nl and bol.com, the best of “Stars” will be re-released on double vinyl on 27 May 2022.

There is no information about the vinyl color yet; and dont pay attention to the image used on recordsonvinyl.com, the black vinyl around the album cover is what they do on all their images.

The only thing for now is that recordsonvinyl.nl states from Netherlands, and bol.com states from Czech Republic. So, who’s right?

Also, will they re-use the same transparent disc released for the Record Store Day edition with slightly different credits on back cover, or will it be a brand new black (or else) vinyl edition?

Hopefully more info soon…

Pre-order is already available now. Price: €37.95 (recordsonvinyl) and €42.99 (bol)

Thanks to Barbara for the info and links!

UPDATE – NOVEMBER 26

bol.com now states BLACK VINYL

UPDATE – APRIL 7, 2022

The Cranberries announced on their socials (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook) and by email today, the release of the black vinyl, still on 27 May 2022, and shared a 15-second video for the occasion.

The album was supposed to be released today but was pushed back to 12 November as mentioned on towerrecords.ie

Same for all streaming platforms.

Might be due to Adele’s new LP pressing that is currently triggering shortage – read this article from variety.com

Don’t forget tonight on The Late Late Show, ROE performing her version of “I Can’t Be With You” to coincide with the release of the album… well, not anymore!!

UPDATE – NOVEMBER 5 – 4:00 PM (UTC)

The album is now available on all streaming platforms, it was not the case earlier in the day. Ultimately the physical release does not impact the digital one anymore.

UPDATE – NOVEMBER 6

According to goldendiscs.ie the yellow (edit: black) vinyl will be released on 28 January 2022.

UPDATE – 29 JANUARY 2022

Vinyl pushed back once again!
Supposed to be released yesterday, its new release date is now 18 February 2022, according to many websites such as goldendiscs.ie, spindizzyrecords.com…
On spindizzyrecords.com the mention yellow vinyl is back, which would indeed make more sense.

About the cd, it was released a long time ago, and still available in stores:

To mark the release of the album “Salvation”, ROE will be performing her cover of “I Can’t Be With You” tomorrow on The Late Late Show on the Irish TV RTÉ One.

Read the full article by Hot Press magazine directly on hotpress.com

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).