A rare Swedish TV performance from 1999 was shared yesterday on YouTube, thanks to user Rolling Rockvideos. Note that Noel was not present.
“Just My Imagination” (cuts in) – Faddergalan – 16 October 1999
A rare Swedish TV performance from 1999 was shared yesterday on YouTube, thanks to user Rolling Rockvideos. Note that Noel was not present.
“Just My Imagination” (cuts in) – Faddergalan – 16 October 1999
The Alabamahalle 1994 show was already released on many bootleg CDs before so nothing really new here. Only for die-hard collectors who want the LP format!
To be released on 30 June 2023.
More info and pre-order on juno.co.uk for example.
The George Hotel unveiled on their socials today a brand new Cranberries mural approved by the band and created by artist Tom Collins who already created the “Everybody Else” giant sign a few years ago. The mural is located on the terrace wall of the hotel.
These last 24 hours, the Limerick artist Tom Collins published 4 videos of the making of on Instagram (Stories).
And The George Hotel did the same, sharing/re-sharing on their Instagram (Stories) as well, 3 videos and 1 photo.
“Go Your Own Way” recorded live at Les Eurockéennes De Belfort on 8 July 2000 in France was recently shared on YouTube by Séquence SDP. They already shared 2 tracks of this concert before in the past months/years (I Can’t Be With You, Just My Imagination)
“Dreams” is the soundtrack of the new airbnb commercial titled “airbnb rooms – Edinburgh”
Watch the English version on YouTube shared by user Ad Archives. Please note that, as usual with commercials, some local versions are known to exist as well.
Dolores on Church Street in Orlando, FL, USA on 4 July 1993.
This awesome and never-before seen photo was taken by Andy Janes (special thanks to him) and originally shared on Dolores O’Riordan And The Cranberries Collection Facebook group.
The BBC 4 is still repeating original Top Of The Pops programmes in 2023. Yesterday aired the one with The Cranberries playing “Zombie” first broadcast on 29 September 1994.
(Musical playback performance with live vocals)
3 more lyrics have been recently added to the Dolores O’Riordan for #bravehood collection which counted 4 lyrics from 4 songs already.
2 new lyrics from “Dreaming My Dreams” and “Tomorrow” and just like the previous ones, available on T-Shirt, Hoodie, Tote Bag, and with the exact same color options.
And the 3rd new lyrics from “Zombie” (a second version with another part of the song) and only available on white T-Shirt in a special edition limited to 200.
Sold exclusively on supportbravehood.org until the end of this month, the net proceeds will go to War Child UK to help children in emergencies in Ukraine, Turkey, Syria, Sudan, Yemen.
“Wake Up And Smell The Coffee” is available on vinyl today and earlier in the morning Cranberries Italia shared on their socials some of the first great photos. Special thanks to them!
As you can see, the edition is pretty basic inside, just one transparent vinyl and the inner sleeve with lyrics and art and that’s pretty much it. No extra bonus, no extra pictures, no double vinyl, no gatefold. So don’t expect too much, this is not an anniversary edition, just the album released for the first time on vinyl.
Thanks to instagram user @musicnostalgia for the first photo of “Wake Up And Smell The Coffee” to be released on transparent vinyl next 22 April for Record Store Day.
UPDATE · 22 April
This is the day!
The vinyl is officially available today even if a few lucky fans managed to get it yesterday.
Below is one of the first photos shared on Instagram where you can see the whole thing, transparent vinyl and inner sleeve.
The BBC 4 is repeating whole original “Top Of The Pops” programmes in 2023. It is also available on the BBC iPlayer for 30 days after broadcast for UK viewers and in UK only.
For now 2 episodes with The Cranberries were rebroadcast.
“Linger” which originally aired on 10 February 1994 and “Dreams” originally aired on 5 May 1994.
Both performances were captured and uploaded on YouTube recently (up to 1080p), thanks to users TOTP 80s & 90s Archive and TopOfThePopsFan
4 new T-Shirts celebrating the 30th anniversary of “Everybody Else” have recently appeared on the official merch of The Cranberries.
RTÉ Archives published on their website yesterday a rare video of The Cranberries appearing on the Irish Television programme “Kenny Live”
The band performed “Dreams” 30 years ago on this day (well, yesterday).
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” Island/UMe is releasing the album in Dolby ATMOS.
Fergal says, “The Atmos remixes are a whole different listening experience for us. It feels more like being onstage at a concert, being surrounded by the band. There are certain intricate parts that subtly pop out every now and then, causing you to feel more immersed in the songs”
No need to own a Dolby ATMOS equipment like home cinema or else to experience it (even if that’s the best option), it still works with headphones or any other stereo equipments, delivering a more immersive sound anyway.
Listen to this brand new 30th Anniversary mix immediately and exclusively on Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Tidal. All 3 links Here.
Source: umusic.ca
UPDATE
Thanks to @CindaUy on Twitter for the screen shot (looks like Apple Music on iPhone) where you can see the new Dolby ATMOS logo.
UPDATE · 4 March
The Cranberries have now announced it on their website cranberries.com as well as their socials (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
A very rare and previously unpublished bootleg video recently surfaced on YouTube. The Cranberries live in Camden, NJ, USA in August 1995. Complete show.
Date on YouTube is incorrect, in fact 8 August 1995 as it appears on the video at some point. Apparently there was confusion with the show in Camden a few years later on 17 August 1999.
Special thanks to Alex Verveboy for the info.
“Wake Up And Smell The Coffee” issued for the first time on vinyl for Record Store Day 2023.
Transparent Vinyl
Quantity: 4,000
To be released on 22 April 2023.
More info directly on the RecordStoreDay’s websites here, here and here
Special thanks to Dan on Twitter!
UPDATE
The Cranberries have now posted about it on their socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram)
New bootleg LP to be released on 3 February 2023. Nothing really new here as all 3 radio shows were already released on bootleg CDs before.
For die-hard collectors only!
More info and pre-order on juno.co.uk for example.
A rare and previously unpublished video recorded in Portugal in Lisboa on 11 April 2002 surfaced on YouTube 2 days ago. Thanks to user Mónica Moreira for this gem.
A bootleg video of this show recorded from the audience is already well known to the fans.
This time the video is from a professional camera on tripod, probably recorded from the mixing desk as it often is the case for TV crews generally authorized to record the first 2 or 3 songs of a show. It seems this footage was never broadcast anywhere (?)
“Zombie” being the second song of the set, there is a big chance that the first song (Wake Up And Smell The Coffee) was recorded as well.
“Dreams” is the soundtrack of the new Zalando commercial titled “Cherish The Moment · Holiday 2022”
Watch the English version on YouTube shared by Zalando directly. Please note that some local versions are known to exist as well.
Noel will be co-hosting “Rock Classics Radio with Jenn” on Apple Music Hits.
Listen live here: https://apple.co/3e9KzFD
And if you missed it, you can listen back at anytime On Demand, in Apple Music.
Noel Hogan was also honored at the BMI Awards in London 2 days ago with a Special Citation of Achievement award for Dreams (over 4 million broadcast performances attained), the exact same as Dolores.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Noel shared the below photo of his plaque yesterday on his Instagram (stories).
His friend Willie Ryan shared on Instagram a short video on the Red Carpet at the Savoy hotel where the ceremony held. Screen shot below of Noel and his wife Catherine.
More photos on radiofacts.com
Below, Noel and Catherine, Mike O’Neill (L) and Shirin Foroutan (R)
As already mentioned in the previous news about Dolores, remember 6 years ago, Noel was honored for Dreams already. Back then it was 3 million broadcast performances attained.
Dolores was honored posthumously tonight at the BMI Awards in London with a Special Citation of Achievement award for Dreams (over 4 million broadcast performances attained).
CONGRATULATIONS!
A few photos were shared on the Dolores O’Riordan social accounts now run by Dolores’ Estate (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram).
The BMI (Broadcast Music Inc.) London Awards is a music industry ceremony which honors the UK/European songwriters and publishers of the past year’s most-played BMI songs on American radio and television.
Remember 6 years ago, Noel Hogan was honored for Dreams as well; back then it was 3 million broadcast performances attained.
Title says it all.
Could it be a sign of the release of the TTFD 25th Anniversary edition soon?
The Italian publisher Edizioni BD announced on Facebook last 5 July, a comic biography (!?) about Dolores O’Riordan to be released after the Summer.
Not much information for now, except a sample drawing (or could it be the front cover, edit: it’s not!) and the names of the authors: Micol Beltramini for the text/words (in Italian obviously) and Francesca Ciregia for the drawings.
No price and no pre-order for now. To be continued…
New book to be released on Dolores’ birthday either titled “The story of The Cranberries in the newspapers” or maybe “The story of The Cranberries through newspapers”
Publisher Don’t Let The Music Die (from Spain) shows previews of both titles on the website dontletthemusicdie.com where you can pre-order the book now for €39.95
98 pages in color. 24 x 32 cm
A new 12-minute video interview with Noel Hogan was uploaded on YouTube today by user Off The Ball. Recorded yesterday in the streets of Limerick, Noel is mostly interviewed about, as title says, The Cranberries connection with Limerick hurling (Irish sport) and the song “Dreams”.
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
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.