The Cranberries (IE)
Disbanded 2019From Limerick
Popularity
The Cranberries split up in 2019 and no longer performs. Below are the shows The Cranberries played in the Netherlands.
About
Also known as: Cranberries, The Cramberries, The Cranberry Saw Us, クランベリーズ, ザクランベリーズ, ザ・クランベリーズ
The Cranberries turned a tiny Limerick demo tape into nearly 50 million albums sold, and 'Zombie' became the song that defined them. Its video was the first by an Irish band to hit a billion views on YouTube. Dolores O'Riordan joined in 1990 to replace the original singer, and within a week she had turned up with a rough version of 'Linger'. Alongside Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan and Fergal Lawler, she shaped a sound that mixed jangle pop, dream pop, folk rock and post punk. The breakthrough came with Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? in 1993, carried by 'Dreams' and 'Linger', then No Need to Argue a year later. After a six year break, the band came back in 2009 and released Roses and Something Else. When O'Riordan died in 2018, the remaining members finished what became In the End, put out in 2019 as their final album, and called it a day.
