Read the article directly on irishmirror.ie
Just in time for the new year, the calendar is finally available. More info on www.calendolores.it or etsy.com
Price: €15.11 + shipping
Some new official Zombie merchandising just went on sale on the band’s website for their #ZombieToABillion campaign:
All other items on their official store are -30% today for Black Friday using code “CRANBERRIESBF19”
An unauthorised book on Dolores O’Riordan was set to be published next week, but Dolores O’Riordan’s family have said that they don’t in any way endorse it, and will getting publication stopped. They reported that the book was full of inaccuracies (like the title for instance) and speculations and also violated copyright. They also said that the family and the band are upset by it, and especially Dolores’ mother.
The family urged the fans not to buy it.
Early as usual, the official “Promises” music video remastered in HD is now online:
This was the last music video to be remastered in HD.
A few videos are missing and were not on the list… will they be released in HD as well?
UPDATE – NOVEMBER 28
As usual, The Cranberries posted a 15sec video on their socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to announce it:
Congratulations to Emma!
Read the article directly on limerickleader.ie
A new book on Dolores O’Riordan will be published next week on 30 November 2019. Ciarán Hayes’ book “I Am Going To Be A Popstar said Dolores” contains 96 pages and 42 photographs.
Price: €11.99
More info and pre-order here
Broadcast today on Today FM. Listen back the interview directly on todayfm.com
Read the article/interview directly on bbc.com
Posted by Aches on Instagram today:
A few aerial views taken by drone have been posted on Instagram by Cathal Ryan (@arcimages.ie)
How great!
Noel Hogan was interviewed this morning on RTÉ Radio 1 on the show “Morning Ireland”
Listen back on their Soundcloud:
Thanks to The Cranberries Newspaper for the link.
Read the article/interview directly on billboard.com
Read the article/interview directly on belfasttelegram.co.uk
Read the article directly on hotpress.com
This morning, Draw Out – Urban Exhibitionists published on Facebook 3 photos of the mural. The weather wasn’t really great in Limerick today.
A little later, at noon, Cllr Daniel Butler published on Twitter 3 awesome photos from 3 different angles. She was almost done but the rain stopped the work for a while.
…and tonight Dreams Fest 19 just shared on Facebook 5 photos of the mural done. You may recognize one of Dolores’ brothers, Brendan O’Riordan and his family on a few pics.
More pics published this evening by Draw Out – Urban Exhibitionists on Facebook:
…by Maurice Quinlivan on Facebook:
…and by Eugene Ryan on Instagram:
Title says it all.
See all the nominations on nme.com
Read the article by the Limerick Leader
Read the article by RTÉ
Too many articles to share them all…
Watch the nomination video published by Recording Academy/Grammys on socials (Twitter, Facebook)
UPDATE – 10:15 PM (UTC)
The Cranberries published a message on their official website regarding their nomination:
They also shared it on their socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) with a slightly different picture:
The complete show in Portsmouth on 23 February 1993 recorded from the audience at Portsmouth Pyramids Centre was posted yesterday on YouTube by Luis Hernández. Thanks to him for sharing this rare bootleg. The Cranberries were opening for the band Belly.
Just in time for the holiday season, the Emmy nominated animated special “Angela’s Christmas” featuring Angela’s Song performed by Dolores O’Riordan is available in the U.S. today on DVD at Walmart, Amazon, Target, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble and as a digital download on iTunes, Amazon and Google Play.
The animated film was already available to stream on Netflix last year.
Distributed by 9 Story International, press release here and here.
After a break of a couple of weeks, the artist Aches is back in Limerick! Two photos of the mural – more or less taken at the same moment – with two different angles were posted on socials this morning. The first one by Niamh Browne on Instagram:
and the second one by Cllr Daniel Butler on Twitter:
UPDATE #1 – 4:10PM (UTC)
Here’s another photo taken a few hours later, shared by The Cranberries Newspaper on Facebook:
…as well as a video posted by Dreams Fest 19 on Facebook:
UPDATE #2 – 5:30PM (UTC)
That’s it for today!
Thanks to Trevor our “special reporter in Limerick” for these two pics and video below:
UPDATE #3 – 6:20PM (UTC)
Interesting close-up photo published by Limerick Now on Facebook:
It happened exactly 30 years ago today, The Cranbery Saw Us first ever concert (with Niall Quinn on vocals) in Limerick at the Flag Café… and so began the legend of The Cranberries!
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
To mark the event, Niall Quinn’s other band The Hitchers published this morning a message on their socials (Twitter, Facebook) regarding this special show:
…and 1 hour later, Niall Quinn added his comment on Twitter:
Read the very few information about this show on the concert section or directly by clicking here.
2 days early (as usual), the official “Animal Instinct” music video remastered in HD is now online:
Next HD remastered videos:
Just My Imagination – November 22
Promises – November 29
UPDATE – NOVEMBER 14
As usual, The Cranberries posted a 15sec video on their socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to announce it:
It looks like the album “Something Else” will be reissued on black vinyl on the 22 November 2019. However it’s quite difficult to know the exact release date as many websites are not all saying the same. Some are announcing the 22 November 2019 as a pre-order or release date:
HHV (Germany): Pre-order, 22.11.2019
Vinyl Digital: Date of delivery, 22.11.2019
Bilbo (Belgium): Release date, 22 November 2019
Ginza (Sweden): Release date, 22.11.2019
When a few others are announcing the 29 May 2020:
Rough Trade (UK): Release date, 29/05/20
Saturn (Germany): Release date, 29.05.20
Amazon (Germany): Release date, 29 May 2020
There is even one eBay seller announcing the release for the 29 November 2019.
So who is right?
To be continued….
Two days ago The Cranberries and RTÉ Radio 1 published on their socials a 1min video-teaser to announce the broadcast of the show/series “Songs In My Head” recorded for this episode in the home studio of Noel Hogan. The teaser includes 2 audio glimpses of “All Over Now” vocal track only and rarely heard before!
Listen (watch?) “Songs In My Head” today at 7pm (Irish time) on www.rte.ie/radio1/
This morning the host of the show, Ann-Marie Kelly, posted on Twitter a photo of Noel Hogan to announce the episode:
EDIT
LISTEN BACK: www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/html5/#/radio1/11112654
