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The Cranberries
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The Cranberries

  • Ireland
  • formed 1989, Limerick
  • disbanded 2019
  • 2 albums
  • 3 Dutch Top 40 hits
  • 1993–2025

The Cranberries is a group from Ireland, formed in 1989 in Limerick and disbanded on 26 April 2019. Over the years, Mike Hogan, Noel Hogan, Fergal Lawler, Niall Quinn and Dolores O’Riordan played in the group. The collection holds two albums by the group, released between 1993 and 2025: Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? (1993) and MTV Unplugged (2025). On top of that, the group appears on one album by others. Three records reached the Dutch Top 40. The highest was Zombie: number 2 in week 52 of 1994.

Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs

Albums by The Cranberries

By kind of album and then by year of release. Click a cover and you get the tracks per side, with the whole album on Spotify.

Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? – 1993Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?1993MTV Unplugged – 2025MTV Unplugged2025

Sound of The Cranberries

The Cranberries sounds brighter and more acoustic than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 125 bpm.

  • Tempo125 bpm · 122 bpm
  • Energy33% · 38%
  • Mood74% · 63%
  • Acoustic95% · 85%
  • Danceable47% · 47%

Across 21 tracks on the shelves. The mark and the small number: the average of the whole collection.

Timeline of The Cranberries

The five members of The Cranberries, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The thin lines are the albums and the red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the album or the weekly chart. A linked name has its own page.

The CranberriesMike HoganNoel HoganFergal LawlerNiall QuinnDolores O’Riordan19901995200020052010201520202025Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?1993MTV Unplugged2025Zombienumber 2 in week 52 of 1994 · 16 weeksOde To My Familynumber 19 in week 8 of 1995 · 6 weeksSalvationnumber 39 in week 19 of 1996 · 3 weeks

Member of the groupAlbumDutch Top 40Member until the end

Also appears on

The Cranberries also appears on an album by others: 90's Alternative Collected.

90's Alternative Collected – Dreams90's Alternative CollectedDreams

The Cranberries in the Dutch Top 40

In the Dutch Top 40, The Cranberries had three records. Each record shows its peak position, how long it stayed in the chart and the week of that peak.

2peak position
week 52, 199425weeks in the chart
with 3 records1994first entry
week 47, 19941996latest entry
week 21, 19963years with an entry
  1. 2Zombie
    The Cranberries
    199416 weeks
  2. 19Ode To My Family
    The Cranberries
    19956 weeks
  3. 39Salvation
    The Cranberries
    19963 weeks

The Cranberries in the Dutch Top 40

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

How many albums by The Cranberries are in the collection?

There are two, released between 1993 and 2025: Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? (1993) and MTV Unplugged (2025).

Which Dutch Top 40 hits did The Cranberries have?

The Cranberries had three records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record is Zombie, which reached number 2 in week 52 of 1994.

Who played in The Cranberries?

Over the years that was Mike Hogan, Noel Hogan, Fergal Lawler, Niall Quinn and Dolores O’Riordan. The timeline shows the years each member belonged to the group; anyone with a page of their own is linked in the side column.

Which albums by other artists feature The Cranberries?

The Cranberries appears on one album by others: 90's Alternative Collected.

How do you play the music of The Cranberries?

Open an album and use the round Spotify button after a track. The Dutch Top 40 entries have the same button. The music plays in the player at the bottom of the page and keeps going while you browse on. This needs one-time consent for Spotify.

Keep exploring

If you have landed here, you probably want to keep going: an album, an artist, a week in the Dutch Top 40 or a concert.