The Cranberries were all the rage in the ‘90s, and the legendary Irish rock band has recently experienced a resurgence in popularity.
Noel Hogan,Mike Hogan, Fergal Lawler, and Dolores O’Riordan became one of the hottest international bands around, with hits like “Ode to My Family,” “Dreams,” "Free to Decide,” and “When You’re Gone,” just to name a few.
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Today, The Cranberries are finding a newfound popularity, thanks to the release of theirMTV Unplugged concert as an album on Nov. 7. In a social media share, the band addressed the resurgence in their music and popularity.
“It’s been a moving week... We’re overwhelmed that our 1994 MTV Unplugged session, released for the first time, has reached #8 on the Billboard Vinyl Chart. To then be honored with the Rolling Stone UK Icon Award truly shows how far our music has traveled from its beginnings,” began a message, written across a picture in an Instagram post.
The message went on to send a special message to the fans and honor O’Riordan, who passed away in 2018.
“The living legacy of our music was on full display as Noel was joined by Royel Otis to perform ‘Linger’ - a song that has recently resonated with so many new listeners. From our studio sessions in the 90s to the way you now find and create anew with these songs, it’s your connection that gives this music its lasting purpose. We have no doubt Dolores would be smiling down on it all. Thank you, Fergal, Noel, and Mike,” read the end of the message.
The caption of the Instagram post simply said, “Thank you ???.”
Fans flooded the comments section of the post to gush over the band and their resurgence in popularity.
“Thank you for the release!! The Unplugged vinyl is an absolute GEM in my collection and I’m so happy I have a copy,” declared one fan. Another fan stated, “You all were my coming of age and still deeply connected to the music you all created. Thank you.”
View this post on InstagramThere’s no question that The Cranberries deserve all the new listeners and popularity coming their way, and fans mentioned that more than once.
“The Cranberries was my first and best concert! Little did I know I’d end up living in Limerick then?! So well deserved , love to see this ?,” insisted a fan. A different fan said, “All so well-deserved.”
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One fan expressed, “Well deserved!! Truly missed... Dolores O'Riordan!! ?❤️??.”
“Thank you for continuing The Cranberries Legacy ????,” wrote a fan.
“Dolores & The Cranberries forever ???,” declared a fan, while another gushed, “Love cranberries, you deserve it all ❤️.”
Following O’Riordan’s death, The Cranberries released one more album in 2019 that featured her vocals before they broke up. Before that, The Cranberries took a brief hiatus from 2003 to 2009.
In 2022, Noel Hogan started the band The Puro with Brazilian singer Mell Peck. Mike Hogan manages a guitar shop in London, while Fergal Lawler has been focusing on composing for films and documentaries.
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