Posted a couple of days ago on the official YouTube of the show!

Special thanks to Edward for the info!

4th in the excellent “Scenes From” series, celebrating the 33rd anniversary editions of  “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” released on 22 May 2026.

The Cranberries:
The “Linger” video is known for its black and white look. Inspired by Godard’s Alphaville, that was the vision. But hidden in the archives was one color reel. You saw a glimpse of it in the original video. Less than 15 seconds, desaturated. Now see the full scene from 1993. Every take, in color, restored from the original 16mm film directed by Melodie McDaniel. Watch more on our YouTube.

2026 Credits:
Edited by Morgan James Chadwick
Color by Rob Bessette (https://colorrefinery.com/)
Special thanks to the UMG Archives for providing the film.

“Bury The Hatchet” is available in Dolby Atmos on Apple Music! Unlike EEIDI, the band or the record company never really announced it.

Many thanks to Justin Patten and Ricardo for the info and details… everything you can read below concerns interesting things and other differences they noticed regarding this new release compared to the original album.

– Immersive Mix Engineer listed is David Leonard. Encoded date: UTC 2024-04-23 20:17:32 – Tagged date: UTC 2024-10-11 16:48:53

– The album actually doesn’t show up as a Dolby Atmos release until you click into the Bury The Hatchet album page itself, where Dolby Atmos is listed in the description.

– This version doesn’t seem to be available on iTunes. If you use iTunes Match and already have the original album downloaded, playback can get a little confusing, sometimes it plays the original mix, other times the Atmos version.

– The Atmos release appears to use the demo/session versions of the tracks, while Complete Sessions contains the original album mixes.

– “You and Me” has additional backing vocals in the chorus, similar to the “do do do” parts between the verses and chorus. There are also occasional acoustic guitar strums not found in the album version.

– “Just My Imagination” is missing the electric guitar chord picking layered over the acoustic strumming that’s present on the album version.

– In “Shattered,” there’s an extra “I was” between “Shattered by your weakness” and “Shattered by your smile” compared to the final album mix.

– “Saving Grace” includes a few extra electric guitar notes in the second half of the song.

–  Slight differences in pronunciation and delivery in a few spots, particularly toward the end of “Shattered.” Other vocals, like “Desperate Andy,” sounds much closer to the album versions. As you probably all remember, Dolores originally recorded some vocals while pregnant (including “Desperate Andy”), and when she later attempted to re-record them, she couldn’t recreate the same emotional intensity because she wasn’t pregnant anymore. In some cases, the demo vocals were ultimately kept for the final album.

About a week ago the tracks leaked on YouTube, Justin who listened to both Apple Music and YouTube versions says they are the same, but Apple Music is much better quality or more immersive. Both are the “Demo” versions.

…and he concludes with the following reflections:
It’s also puzzling that the band would quietly release a new version of this album without publicizing it — whether this was intended to be a true Dolby Atmos release or a demo/session version — especially so close to the 33rd anniversary release of EEIDI. These are clearly different recordings, or at least partially different recordings, from the final album versions. The band themselves have already said they used parts of demos on the finished album. A mix that simply expands channels into Dolby Atmos does not suddenly generate new vocals, remove existing vocals, or completely add or delete instruments. I’m genuinely wondering if the record company accidentally mixed up the demo/session tapes with the final album masters.

Fergal Lawler recently interviewed on billboard.com, available in both Spanish and English.

The first images of the European and the US versions of the “Uncertain” black vinyl.

EU:

USA:

Special thanks to John M. for the US pics.

First image of 2 of the 6 EEIDI 33th Anniversary editions (standard 1LP & 2CD) to be released in a couple of days (22 May) and published on Instagram by user tallbirdrecords. Many thanks to them.

UPDATE · 23 MAY

The Vinylphyle and the 1CD editions surfaced the internet today, respectively on eBay.com and Instagram. The last 2 (the blue LP and the 3LP) will be next… hopefully soon!

UPDATE · 25 MAY

And finally the Dreamy Blue and the 3LP…

Sources: ebay.com and ebay.com

New official visualizer for “Linger ft. Bratty (Spanish Mix 2026)” shared on YouTube in 1080p and featuring archival footage reimagined with Mexican singer-songwriter Bratty.

“Sunday (2026 Stephen Street Stereo Mix)” is the first single from the album EEIDI (2026 version to be released on 22 May), officially available since yesterday on all streaming platforms and on YouTube.

Title says it all… time flies!

Third in the “Scenes From” series, celebrating the release of the 33rd anniversary editions of  “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” on 22 May 2026.
From the “Dreams” (Nico Soultanakis) music video shoot in January 1994: alternate angles and never-before-seen extended takes from the indoor nightclub performance that weren’t used in the final edit. Presented in 4K and shared for the first time on YouTube today.

For those who still hadn’t found good-quality videos (bootleg!) of the London 1999 & 2003 shows at Sheperd’s Bush Empire and Astoria, cranfan Luis H. recently shared on YouTube versions copied from the master tapes. Definitely a great upgrade for many of us. Many thanks to him.

Second installment of the “Scenes From” series in celebration of the release of the 33rd anniversay editions of “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” on 22 May 2026.

Premiered on YouTube today, the “Linger” music video shoot and one complete scene (2min39) that never made it into the video until now. Presented in 4K and still Dolores only!

The Cranberries are launching a new series today titled “Scenes From”
A different angle. A longer take. And to kick things off, they’re starting with none other than the music video for “Dreams” (Dir: Peter Scammell / Dolores Uncut), featuring Dolores throughout the entire 4-minute performance. The video is presented in 4K pillarbox from the original 35mm film. Brilliant!

More details in the YouTube description.

A beautiful gift for fans, and a great way to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the album “Everybody Else…” along with the release this May of multiple editions — even if their announcement sparked some criticism.

Still, a lovely gesture that will surely help smooth things over.

The Cranberries have annouced today, the release of multiple new editions of “Everybody Else…” featuring new 2026 stereo mixes by producer Stephen Street, a reimagined remix of “Linger” by CHVRCHES’ Iain Cook, Spanish versions of “Linger” and “Dreams” featuring Bratty and ANASOF, unreleased bonus tracks, and expanded liner notes.

Judging by the many negative comments on social media (Facebook for instance), fans are seriously starting to get fed up with these endless reissues… In fact, we gladly include ourselves among them, and this news will definitley be brief and not very detailed. Up to you to check the official link and see if you really need these new CD, LP, colored LP, and other overpriced triple vinyl editions.

“Linger” Spanish Mix (2026) has been available on streaming platforms and YouTube for a few hours.

As usual there’s also related merch on the band’s official store (both US and UK), and they’re even taking the opportunity to throw in a black vinyl version of “Uncertain”… as if this were the right moment!

Mike and Noel Hogan were on stage yesterday in Dublin at the 3Arena once again. This time as special guests of the American artist Sombr, performing “Linger” in a sold-out venue.

Watch the crowd react to their names and sing the lyrics out loud in the video below, shared by “Warner Music Ireland” on socials.

UPDATE · 18 MARCH

3 photos shared today by MTVUK on Instagram

Yet another ranking of the greatest songs of all time—take it for what it’s worth—but it’s always nice to see your favorite band on the list, and even better three times rather than once, and even in 1st, 4th and 14th place, respectiveley “Zombie”, “Dreams” and “Linger”. Yes “Zombie” was voted “Today FM’s Greatest Irish Song of All Time” today.

“…by far and away the winner”

We, fans, have known that for a long time, right?
Full results on todayfm.com

Congrats to The Cranberries!

Watch Noel Hogan’s reaction after “Zombie” was voted #1. The video was posted on TodayFM socials.

…and Fergal.

Watch the trailer on YouTube.
The series will be available for streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ starting 8 April.

Happy Birthday Fergal.

“EYE OF THE STORM”

An exhibition of Storm Thorgerson editions from 23 February to 19 March 2026 at The Long Gallery in Tilford (UK).

The giant eye from The Cranberries (famous/infamous) album cover is on display.⁣ CCA Galleries posted a short video on their socials (Facebook for instance) about it.

Announced yesterday on Dublin Airport’s socials (Facebook for instance), a brand new wall in the arrivals corridor of Pier 2 to celebrate iconic Irish artists, including The Cranberries among a few others, with immersive sound, lighting and bold visuals to create a vibrant musical welcome for passengers.

The year 1995, a short introduction in both Irish and English, and a photo from the (1993!) New York City shoot by Bob Berg were selected for The Cranberries.

Soundtrack highlights from the Netflix series “Wednesday” (Season 2) have been released on CD and LP. The “Zombie” version performed by Bella Poarch from the episode #4 appears on the record along with the soundtrack version.

Available on amazon.com and any good record shop.

Yesterday in Dublin in a full-house 3Arena were the 50th anniversary celebrations of Hot Press magazine. A special event/concert named “Hot Press 50 · History In The Making”

Among many artists, featured Mike and Noel Hogan for a special performance with Dermot Kennedy, just like it happened at Electric Picnic last year (without the full orchestra!)

The set was possibly 4 songs, three from The Cranberries, “Linger”, “Zombie”, “Dreams”, and one from Dermot Kennedy, “Funeral” (the first single of his 3rd album).

“Linger” was definitely the opening, “Dreams” the last one, so “Funeral” and “Zombie” were possibly the second and third ones, or the opposite.

Dermot Kennedy shared a few Instagram Stories from the show (videos and photos) as well as a few snippets from the rehearsals and soundcheck earlier in the day. Have a look before they disappear!

The 4 songs filmed in 4K from the front row were shared on YouTube by user Kjed4ever.
Special thanks to her!

Also available, the live report published by Hot Press on hotpress.com

3 more “Uncertain” items have been added today both on the US and UK stores. A tote bag, a hoodie and a logo t-shirt. The other 2 (crewneck and t-shirt) were already available.

The “Uncertain” page on the UK store was updated today with 2 major changes. The vinyl is now listed as 140g instead of 180g originally and the release date is now 13 February instead of 6 March.

Those who already ordered have also received an email from universal:

Let’s note that the same page on the US store (see screenshot below) does not mention the 180g anymore, nor 140g. Weird! Then comes a question, are there 2 different pressings (US and UK/Europe) or is there only one (the US one) arriving in Europe next week and in fact 140g? Time will tell…
EDIT: US PRESSING ONLY!

Supposed to be shipped in 2 days… a few American fans already received their “Uncertain” copy TODAY! Custom-Numbered Stamp limited to 1,200 copies.

Special thanks to Saeed Ali for the photos; he says the sound quality is great as well as the cover art!

Just posted on The Cranberries Instagram, a short video with Fergal presenting the new EP.
Limited to 1,200 copies.

Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the “Uncertain” EP this year (originally released in October 1991), The Cranberries debut EP is reissued today in a special remastered edition cranberry-color 180g vinyl pressed at 45 RPM and with numbered deluxe jacket.

Available on the official store of the band here (US, shipping next week) or here (UK, shipping in March) as well as a T-Shirt and a Crewneck.

The EP is also streaming everywhere.

The rare and never officially released “Uncertain” music video was also posted on YouTube for the occasion, remastered in HD and including a few extra frames!

The interview was published yesterday on YouTube.

Possibly not the best day for that kind of news, but Dermot Kennedy, Noel and Mike Hogan have just been announced as the latest additions to the line-up for the special event “Hot Press 50 · History In The Making · The Concert”

It will take place next month, 6 February 2026, in Dublin at 3Arena as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of Hot Press magazine and including the launch of a special limited edition book “History In the Making: The Book of Hot Press Interviews”

The concert will also feature Van Morrison, Imelda May, The Boomtown Rats, The Frames, Damien Dempsey, Clannad. Picture This, Florence Road, Belters Only, Denise Chaila and Irish Women in Harmony.

Tickets available on ticketmaster.ie (€68.20 to €88.75)

More info on hotpress.com, 3arena.ie, limerick leader.ie, journalofmusic.com, live95fm.ie, Hot Press (IG)

The Cranberries have published a message on Twitter/X and Facebook today.

“Somewhere in between here and heaven
Somewhere in between where and why”

Eight years today… we still miss you, Dolores, and always will.

Love xx
Forever. Eternally.

Photo: Bryan O’Brien

Happy Birthday Noel!

Photo credit: Aron Cahill (Instagram) · Electric Picnic August 2025

The Cranberries have published a message on Facebook and Instagram regarding a week full of MTV Unplugged and Rolling Stone UK Awards.

Read the interview on thehoneypop.com

A rarely-before seen musical program which originally aired on 21 July 1995 on the Spanish channel TVE was recently rebroadcast. It includes about 2 minutes (from 32:14 to 34:08) of “Zombie” live in concert possibly in Madrid. The replay is available on rtve.es (for registered users only) and also on YouTube shared by user SitocamTV. The video is upscaled to 1080p pillarbox to respect the original format.

Special thanks to Luis for the link.

The rarely-before seen 5-min episode aired on WCVB-TV and includes fragments of the concert in Boston at Orpheum Theatre on 13 May 1995. The video is upscaled to 1080p pillarbox to respect the original format. Thanks to the producer of the show Richard Tilkin for sharing it on YouTube just a couple of days ago.

Thanks to hate2bealive for the link!

The Cranberries were awarded “The Icon Award” yesterday at the 3rd annual “Rolling Stone UK Awards” which took place at the Roundhouse, Camden in London.

Noel Hogan was the only one of the lads who traveled to London to receive the award on behalf of the band. He was also joined by the Australian band/duo Royel Otis (who went viral recently with their cover of “Linger”) to close out the ceremony with a special tribute performance to the late Dolores O’Riordan…playing “Linger” all together.

More details on rollingstone.co.uk

Watch a short video of Noel and Royel Otis on the red carpet posted on Twitter/X by Rolling Stone UK.

Watch Noel accepting “The Icon Award” (and presented by Dermot Kennedy) published by Rolling Stone UK on their socials (Twitter/X, Instagram, YouTube).

The full performance with Royel Otis has not been shared officially yet; for now you can only watch 35 seconds posted by Royel Otis on socials (Facebook, Instagram).

EDIT (6.30PM): The full video is now officially available on YouTube.

A few photos (red carpet, and with the award) have also been published in the article by rte.ie

…and with Dermot Kennedy (photo shared by satellite414 on Instagram).

Journalist Abby Rampling who attended the ceremony also posted 2 photos from the audience on Twitter/X (speech and performance).

UPDATE · 21 NOVEMBER

See the best photos from the winners’ room, including one with Noel Hogan where you can clearly read the trophy’s plaque, on rollingstone.co.uk
Photo by Kit Oates.

UPDATE · 24 NOVEMBER

Rolling Stone UK caught up with Noel on the red carpet where he talked about the legacy of the band’s songs. Published on their Twitter/X and Facebook.

In tribute to the late Dolores O’Riordan and to celebrate The Cranberries being awarded the Icon Award, Noel Hogan will be joined by Royel Otis for a special tribute performance at the Rolling Stone UK Awards to take place on 20 November 2025 at the Roundhouse, Camden.

More details on rollingstone.co.uk

Fergal interviewed on “Verbal Shenanigans” #537
The podcast is available on podbean.com as well as many platforms like Spotify, Amazon Music, BoomPlay…

A new audio bootleg surfaced on YouTube today shared by user Seattle Live Recordings, and recorded from the audience on 11 September 1993 in Seattle (USA). Special thanks to taper Travis Stanley!

Setlist:
Intro speech
Intro tape
1. Pretty
2. Sunday
3. Linger
4. I Still Do
5. So Cold In Ireland
6. I Can’t Be With You
7. Put Me Down
8. How
9. Wanted
10. Not Sorry
cut (probably tape flip)
11. Waltzing Back
12. Dreams
13. Zombie
14. Liar
15. False
16. I Will Always
17. Still Can’t…

The first photos of the “MTV Unplugged” clear vinyl edition posted on Instagram by chrisrul4.

Out today, all the “MTV Unplugged” editions (physical and digital); below the limited white vinyl exclusively for Complex with alternate cover and sticker with their name on it… and not so exclusive in the end!

Thanks to bengansrecordstore on Instagram for the first photo.

“MTV Unplugged” on CD, sealed with hype sticker! To be released next Friday…

Sources: mrcheapocds (Instagram), eclipserecordswalsall (Instagram)

Below the first images of the “MTV Unplugged” standard black vinyl edition posted a couple of days ago on Facebook by Jonathan Thornton who received his review copy quite early! Special thanks to him.

To be released next Friday 7 November.

…and sealed with hype sticker!

Source: ebay.co.uk

Fergal is appearing on the episode #425 shared yesterday on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Podbean, Castbox, Podhero and so many more… all the links here.

Podcast duration: 46 minutes

The video was also shared on YouTube, duration 26 minutes.

Read the interview with Fergal on alternativenation.net

Read it on alternativenation.net

Fergal did the same about U2 and their influence on The Cranberries, still exclusively for alternativenation.net

Published today on The Cranberries’ official YouTube account.