She was best known as the lead vocalist and lyricist for the alternative rock band the Cranberries.O'Riordan was one of the most recognizable female voices in rock in the 1990s and in pop history. [152][153], On 18 April 2020, the official music video for "Zombie" became the first song by an Irish band to reach over one billion views on YouTube,[154] becoming the third video from the 1990s,[155] and the sixth from the 20th century,[154] to reach the milestone on the video streaming service. Niall Quinn who lived in the region already played with his ow… [73] The song "Stars" was released as a single from that album. [143] O'Riordan released her second album No Baggage, featuring 11 tracks, in August 2009. [200][201] She was influenced by Gregorian chant at an early age,[23][c] which remained her main influence until the end of her life. [117] On 19 November 2007, she cancelled the remainder of her European Tour (Lille, Paris, Luxembourg, Warsaw, and Prague) due to illness. Three new songs appear on this album: "Rupture," "Why" and "The Glory" the last song written by O'Riordan and Noel Hogan, in their song-writing partnership. [64][65] On 23 May 1995, at London's Grosvenor House, the Cranberries were nominated for Best Contemporary Song at the Ivor Novello Awards. 6 recorded, everyone is great spirits after listening. [93] The Cranberries signed in 1991 with Island Records America, which was transferred to MCA in 2000 following a contract renegotiation. [25], In mid-1989, brothers Mike, 16, and Noel Hogan, 18, formed the Cranberry Saw Us with drummer Fergal Lawler, 18, and singer Niall Quinn. [284][285] During that time, O'Riordan was sexually abused by a family friend for four years, between the ages of eight and 12. [10][73] To the Faithful Departed sells to 4 million copies in six weeks. 8 in Germany, No. Album No. [217] Her other musical influences include Morrissey, Led Zeppelin,[218] also Metallica and James Hetfield whom she met in 1995. [185] O'Riordan also spoke publicly of her painful personal history. [275] They then moved to Howth, County Dublin, where O'Riordan acquired a house in 2004—that she had sold in 2010,[277] and spent summers in a log cabin on a property they bought in 1994, near Buckhorn, north of Peterborough, Canada. [332] The Taoiseach of Ireland, Leo Varadkar, also paid his respects to O'Riordan. It's a protest song and the lead single from their second studio album No Need to Argue and it was released on September 19th, 1994. [97], O'Riordan stated she had become a prisoner of her own celebrity and did not find a balance in her life. [134] I draw from a lot of different life experiences: births, deaths, war, pain, depression, anger, sadness. [95] However, despite the pronouncement, the project was adjourned and Johnson expected it to be completed in late 2003 so that it could be played in London. [190][191][189] Music critic Karen Gwee has described O'Riordan's voice "more measured, more labile and rich with maturity", whilst "the thinness of her voice dilutes the anxious energy of "Animal Instinct", one of the album's tracks". 6 on the US charts and eventually outsold its predecessor. A dalt egy warringtoni bombamerénylet után írták, amelyben két gyermek is életét vesztette. She did not sing much in the 5th octave but rather in a range of vocal comfort. [55][22] Eventually, the group signed with Island Records. That same year she met her first boyfriend, Mike O'Mahony. [127], On 18 February 2012 the Cranberries returned to the stage of the Ariston Theatre where they presented their new single "Tomorrow" in Sanremo at the 62nd Song Festival di Sanremo, Italy. [279][278], On 25 November 2011, O'Riordan's father died at his home in Limerick after six years of fighting cancer. [293] Later, O'Riordan told the media that she had been stressed from living in New York hotels following the end of her 20-year marriage. They started a European tour in mid-October 2002 and ended in December. [368] The Cranberries dominated Amazon's music digital sales in the 24 hours following O'Riordan's death announcement, with sales surging on the site by 913,350% of their album Something Else. [141], In September 2018, Noel Hogan confirmed the Cranberries would not be continuing as a band, and their final album will be called In the End stating: "We will do this album and then that will be it. [59][60][14] The New York Times mentioned that O'Riordan was responsible for a large portion of Dr. Martens boots sales in the 1990s. Elle évoque le conflit nord-irlandais, appelé aussi Les Troubles, et contient des références à l'insurrection de Pâques 1916. [337], Among those honoring O'Riordan were the Cranberries,[338] Olé Koretsky,[339] Andy Rourke former bassist of the Smiths,[339] Stephen Street,[340] U2,[341] Duran Duran,[342] Julian Lennon,[343] Liz Phair,[344] James Corden,[342] Josh Groban,[342] Roger Bennett,[345] Hozier,[342] Foster the People,[342] Elijah Wood,[338] Chris Cornell's brother Peter,[346] Mark Lanegan,[342] Pearl Jam,[347] Bryan Adams,[338] Halsey,[348] Kodaline,[342] the The,[338] Michael Stipe and R.E.M.,[348] Dave Davies of the Kinks,[344] Adele,[341] Garbage,[347] Annie Lennox,[349] Cerys Matthews,[341] Lisa Stansfield,[341] Michelle Branch,[344] Dan Brodbeck,[350] Slash,[343] Graham Hopkins,[345] Benjamin Kowalewicz,[345] Vic Fuentes,[338] actors Luke Evans[338] and Francois Arnaud,[344] Questlove,[351] Kiesza,[342] Diplo,[342] Gao Xiaosong,[352] and many others expressed their condolences on social media. [188] Mikael Wood of Los Angeles Times commented, "She had a high, airy tone that could turn ferocious without warning. When police were arresting her, she resisted, reminding them that her taxes paid their wages and shouting "I'm the Queen of Limerick! [24][27] From the age of eight, she was sexually abused for four years by a person whom she trusted. [55][14] It contained the group's most successful singles, "Dreams", and "Linger", which charted at No. — «клюква») — ирландская рок-группа, образованная в 1989 году и добившаяся мировой известности в 1990-х. [29] Noel Hogan elaborated, "she was so small and quiet... then she opened her mouth and this amazing voice, this huge voice came out for the size of her";[33] and then acknowledged: "how come she's not already in a band? 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"[268], O'Riordan was recognized for her raw natural voice,[269][270] Hogan corroborated this on Officialcharts, he stated: "we weren't going to start using Auto-Tune and all that shite. [56][22] The group changed their name to "The Cranberries" and released a four-track EP, Uncertain. [49] Although "Linger" was first released in the UK in February 1993, peaking at 74, it was later re-issued in February 1994 peaking at 14. The Cranberries (в переводе с англ. [352] Others influenced by O'Riordan includes Florence Welch,[390] Adele,[391] Halsey,[348] Heather Baron-Gracie,[392] and Michelle Branch. Throughout her life, she had to overcome personal challenges, struggling with depression and the pressure of her own success, finally being diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2015. [267] In South China Morning Post, Hogan described O'Riordan's voice during the recording of "Linger": We're all looking at each in the room going, 'where did that come out from?' Jesus, six months into Are you Listening? [28][29] At the age of ten, she would sing in local pubs where her uncles took her. "Three new tracks, "The Glory," "Rupture" and "Why. [168][169] During the six years of their hiatus, O'Riordan and Noel Hogan occasionally shared ideas. [53][26] The owner of Xeric Studios, Pearse Gilmore, became their manager and provided the group with studio time to complete another demo tape, which he produced. [ ... ] I didn't see him for years and years and then I saw him at my father's funeral. [40][52] At that time, she had set her sights on the musical life and her desire to be in "a band with no barriers, where I could write my own songs", she told The Guardian in 1995. ", O'Riordan displayed one of her vocal capabilities on, O'Riordan's and her father's tombstone at Caherelly Cemetery in, This section contains O'Riordan's solo discography. [152][151] The band played songs from O'Riordan's solo albums, many of the Cranberries' classics, as well as new songs. [139], On 7 March 2018, the band announced they were releasing a special newly remastered 25th anniversary edition of their debut album Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, with previously unreleased material as well as other bonus material from the time of the album. [89][90] On 14 December 2002 she received a second invitation to perform at the Vatican Christmas concert. [210], On the night of her death, 15 January 2018, while she was in London for a studio mixing session with Youth on her D.A.R.K. [84][85] She sang "Analyse", "Panis Angelicus", "Little Drummer Boy" and "Silent Night" with a 67-piece orchestra accompanying all artists. [310][331], The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, was one of the first to pay his respects. [11][12] The band recorded their sixth album, Roses, in May 2011 and released it in February 2012. [360], "Dreams" was played in Croke Park to the capacity 82,000 crowd on 19 August 2018, after Limerick won the Liam MacCarthy Cup in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship for the first time in 45 years. No Need to Argue is the second studio album by Irish alternative rock band the Cranberries, released on 3 October 1994.It is the band's best selling album, and has sold 17 million copies worldwide as of 2014. Something Else, which covered many of the band's most popular songs along with new orchestral accompaniments provided by the Irish Chamber Orchestra, was released in April 2017. The album went 5× platinum in Canada, platinum in Switzerland, and 7× platinum in the United States. The band had a guest appearance on popular television series Charmed, performing "Just My Imagination" on the fifth episode of the second season, "She's a Man, Baby, a Man!". "Promises" would be the only single from the album to chart in the US and last single before their hiatus. Brothers Noel Hogan and Mike Hogan, descendants of the nineteenth-century Irish poet Michael Hogan, met Fergal Lawler in the mid-1980s. [282][84], In 2009, O'Riordan and her family moved full-time to Buckhorn, Canada, living in a waterfront home on Big Bald Lake. For the plant species, see, Sample of "Wake Up and Smell the Coffee" by the Cranberries, from. [79] The band received an Ivor Novello Award for International Achievement, on 19 May 1997, at London's Grosvenor House. The Cranberries were an Irish rock band[2] formed in Limerick, Ireland, in 1989 by lead singer Niall Quinn, guitarist Noel Hogan, bassist Mike Hogan, and drummer Fergal Lawler. [72], With the Cranberries she released Bury the Hatchet, which showcased a maturity of the group's sound. Descrizione. [72] While the group claimed that "exhaustion" was the result of an extensive touring schedule, pressure from managers—and press intrusion, suspicions and rumours from the press indicated "O'Riordan's health has deteriorated". [53] This was followed by "Dreams" released again in May 1994 peaking at No. The Cranberries bola írska rocková skupina založená v roku 1989 v meste Limerick.Skupinu tvorila speváčka Dolores O’Riordan, gitarista Noel Hogan, basgitarista Mike Hogan a bubeník Fergal Lawler.Hoci bola skupina značne spájaná s alternatívnym rockom, takisto do svojej tvorby včleňovala prvky indie popu, post-punku, írskeho folku a pop rocku. [286][260][285] O'Riordan was treated by psychotherapist Beechy Colclough,[288] who also treated Michael Jackson and Elton John. She emphasized its breaks and curls, decorating the catchy melodies she wrote with florid vocal runs inherited from Celtic tradition. [64][65] Before the show began, the organizers promptly realized how erroneous their original crowd estimates were when a frenzied crowd of over 10,000 devotees appeared. Can we meet?' It was a lovely potential band but they needed a singer - and direction". "Zombie" is a song by Irish rock band The Cranberries. [41] Her mother, whom she "adored", encouraged her to consider becoming a nun or get a college degree and become a music teacher; instead, she ran away from home at eighteen and lived a couple of years with her boyfriend. [260][292], In January 2015, O'Riordan returned to the US, where she bought an apartment in East Village of New York City. [138] On 6 September 2018, it was ruled that she had drowned in her hotel room's bathtub due to sedation by alcohol poisoning. [110] The award-winning café closed on 25 September 2017. [125], O'Riordan performed on many televised live performances in 2007 in support of that record, and travelled to over 22 countries in Europe, North America and South America on the 2007 O'Riordan world tour. Brothers Noel Hogan and Mike Hogan, descendants of the nineteenth-century Irish poet Michael Hogan, met Fergal Lawler in the mid-1980s. [119][130] On 25 May 2007, O'Riordan performed during a live broadcast of Channel 7's Sunrise in Sydney, Australia. [72] Princess Diana, who attended the live performance, told O'Riordan that the song brought her to tears. [58][59][60], On 20 February 1995, the Cranberries received a nomination at the Brit Awards in the International Group category, at the 15th edition of the annual pop music awards in the United Kingdom. Four albums of the Cranberries reached the iTunes Top 10 Albums chart, with Stars: The Best of 1992–2002 peaking at No. „Die Moosbeeren“) waren eine irische Rockgruppe.Die Band wurde 1989 unter dem Namen The Cranberry Saw Us in Limerick gegründet. [68] The Cranberries were named Best Irish Recording Artists at the 10th annual Irish Music awards, held at Dublin's Burlington Hotel. [64][b] She reached her commercial peak with No Need to Argue, the top-selling album worldwide in the first semester of 1995,[67] and the world's best selling album of the year by a European artist. [272][279], O'Riordan and her husband Burton ended their relationship in September 2014 after 20 years together. Na meer dan twaalf jaar van onophoudelijke tours en promoties, meer dan 38 miljoen albums verkocht en concerten gegeven voor honderdduizenden fans van over de hele wereld, vond de band dat het tijd was voor een pauze. [167], On 22 March 2012, the Cranberries cancelled nine minutes before the show at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, O'Riordan suffered from food poisoning and was unable to perform. [61] Rolling Stone stated in 1995 that the Cranberries were "Ireland's biggest musical export since U2". As the tour rolled on, the band released Bury the Hatchet – The Complete Sessions, a double CD featuring B-sides as well as live tracks taken from a show in Paris. The Cranberries là một ban nhạc rock Ailen được thành lập tại Limerick, Ireland năm 1989 với ca sĩ chính Niall Quinn, tay guitar Noel Hogan, tay guitar bass Mike Hogan, và tay trống Fergal Lawler.Ca sĩ chính Quinn được Dolores O'Riordan thay thế vào năm 1990. Fair use rationale for Image:The Cranberries - Zombie.jpg. [159][160] A two CD set, digital versions, and two LP vinyl edition includes B-sides, demos, live songs at Royal Court, Liverpool in 1994, and National Stadium, Milton Keynes in 1995, unreleased recordings, and unseen photographs taken from the album photo sessions. [229] O'Riordan had a preference for solitude as an approach to writing songs. [10] The second single from the album was "Free to Decide"; the single's peak in the UK was 33[73] and placing on the Billboard Hot 100. [25] Lawler and the two Hogan brothers then placed an advertisement for a female singer. [355] On 18 January, the heavy metal band Bad Wolves released this cover of "Zombie" (originally by the Cranberries), which charted on multiple Billboard charts. [149] On 3 October 2019, the music video restoration campaign of the entire catalogue of the Cranberries on YouTube was launched,[150][151] twenty-five years after the release of the album No Need to Argue, with the debut of an early "Zombie" concert performance filmed in 1994 at London's Astoria and remastered in high definition. [381][382] TV producer Larry Bass regarded her as "not only an icon but an Irish female icon. [22] In October 1992, "Dreams" was released in the UK, becoming Melody Maker's Single of the week. 2. [136] O'Riordan commented, "they started off as a management company for Iron Maiden, maybe 25 years ago. [53][22], O'Riordan had been rapidly gaining international attention after the release of the Cranberries' first album, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?. [172] For the second leg of the Roses World Tour, O'Riordan hired a touring backing vocalist, Johanna Cranitch. [379] Following news of O'Riordan's death, U2 described O'Riordan's music and vocal style by these words: "out of the West came this storm of a voice – she had such strength of conviction, yet she could speak to the fragility in all of us". [26][22] When she returned with a rough version of "Linger", she was hired. [308][309][310], O'Riordan arrived at the London Hilton on Park Lane hotel in Mayfair on 14 January. [34] Eventually the group signed to a six-album deal with Island Records who won the battle through Denny Cordell. [196][197] In late 2017, O'Riordan confirmed her appearance at Billboard private event, which led devotees to believe she would soon performing again. [89][90] She was accompanied at the Clarence Hotel by Ali Hewson, and its founder and executive director, Adi Roche. [145][146] O'Riordan said of No Baggage "I probably haven't worn my heart on my sleeve like this since the second album No Need to Argue". クランベリーズ (The Cranberries)は、アイルランドのロック バンド。 1989年結成。2004年以降の活動休止を挟み、2009年に活動再開するも、2018年にボーカルのドロレス・オリオーダンが死亡、1年後の2019年にスタジオ・アルバム『In The End』のリリースを最後に解散。 Consequently, concert dates were cancelled and postponed, but the recurring problem persisted until 2012. In the End earned them a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album. [386][61][230] Ethnomusicologist Dr Aileen Dillane, commented that "countless other writers and twitter commentators reminisced upon how the band seemed to encapsulate the 90s zeitgeist, and on the profound impact they and Dolores as lead singer had on their lives and sense of who (and where) they were in the world at that time". [86][181] In the autumn of 2013, as her hometown of Limerick was preparing to start its tenure as Irish City of Culture in 2014, O'Riordan was approached by the city to play a special gig. [310] Friends left a floral tribute next to the coffin, which read: "The song has ended, but the memories linger on". [48][49][a] He then told the remaining members that his girlfriend knew a girl who was looking for a band playing original material. [333] Polish President Andrzej Duda paid his respects as well. [368] In 2018, the South Coast Herald stated that "Dolores O'Riordan and The Cranberries inspired millions". "[57], On 12 November 1998, Dolores O'Riordan and Fergal Lawler presented the award for Best Song at the MTV Europe Music Awards, in Milan, Italy. [266], Noel Hogan described how O'Riordan tended to "layer a lot of harmonies, a lot of falsetto stuff" as soon as she first entered the recording studio, Xeric Studios, at the beginning of 1990. [159][160] Both the sets include a 5,000 word sleevenote on the history of the album written by Eoin Devereux. [51][26] Before the recording of the debut album Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, O'Riordan experienced difficult touring conditions with low-income, sleeping on people's floors and in cramped vans across Ireland and UK. [185] In mid-July 2014, O'Riordan had announced that she would not return to The Voice of Ireland for a second season due to her health condition affected by flights from Dublin to Canada during seven weeks of filming. It's not like I'm not going to sing because somebody from up the road got there first because she was a few years older than me. In September 1996, the Cranberries' video for "Salvation" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Art Direction. [95] The $1.2 million production was initially to debut in March 2003 at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Florida. [233] She experienced writer's block during months at a period of her life.[232]. [124] At that time, the couple split their time between Dublin and her husband's native Canada "surrounded by bears, wolves and all that great outdoor stuff", said O'Riordan. [267] In an interview with Sound on Sound, in March 2019, Hogan and record producer Stephen Street described that "spontaneity was the key";[f] Hogan said: "she would like to do maybe three or four takes". So we're going to leave it after this."[20]. [104] Subsequently, Hogan decided to work mainly with Richard Walters, then Mono Band became Arkitekt whose two EPs were released in 2007 and 2009. [33][23] She sat every day at the piano in the main hall to play, then her classmates sat around her after having lunch to listen to her sing. Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? [150] On 20 November 2019, the Cranberries' final album In the End was nominated for Best Rock Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards. [144] Nevertheless, No Baggage was poorly received by music critics compared to Are you Listening?, and neither album replicated the success of the Cranberries. [139], In January 2009, the University Philosophical Society (Trinity College, Dublin) invited the Cranberries to reunite for a concert celebrating O'Riordan's appointment as an honorary member of the Society, which led the band members to consider reuniting for a tour and a recording session. [158], On 8 July 2020, Island Records / UMe announced the release of a new remastered and expanded versions of No Need to Argue on 18 September 2020, for the 25th anniversary special edition. It's self-therapeutic". [111] Mike Hogan also played bass with Mono Band. [70], On 10 March 1996, the Cranberries received the Best-Selling Album Award for No Need to Argue at the 26th Annual Juno Awards. [32][27] She played the spoons and the bodhrán and then started playing the piano at age twelve. [24][41] Rough Trade label founder Geoff Travis immediately gave his approval, and although the Cranberries did not sign on to his label the demo continued to earn the attention of both the UK press and record industry and sparked a bidding war between major British record labels. [207][305] In 2008, she was sixth on the list of the ten richest artists in Ireland, her net worth was $66 million. [178][179] In October 2013, O'Riordan and Marco Mendoza reconvened their partnership and were working on the songs for her announced third solo album scheduled for 2014, and presumably some film possibilities. She'd have a listen to what we'd done and then we'd head off and let her do her thing. Zombie fu premiata agli MTV Europe Music Awards nel 1995 come migliore canzone dell'anno. [22][23] The young kids who grew up together in Limerick, Ireland also shared their love of '80s English/indie music and were "galvanised by punk's DIY ethic". [101][102] Although the technical crew was frustrated because they had to make various changes, understanding prevailed, saying that "she was emotionally not able to go there". [25] Thereafter, they were leaning towards the idea of a four piece ensemble and Quinn stayed with them. [193][194] During her rest, O'Riordan had been planning a new album of the Cranberries, and had written and recorded demo versions in her final years. [140] The band also decided to complete their new album underway at the time O'Riordan died, for which she had already recorded the vocals. [18][19] She grew up in the neighboring Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly. [105] On 29 May 2004, O'Riordan performed during the first concert of the Festivalbar, in Milan, Italy. [29] In attendance was record producer Denny Cordell who was then A&R for Island Records, and thirty-two other A&R men who flew from London. [34] It featured early versions of "Linger" and "Dreams", which were sent directly to record companies in London by Noel Hogan, determined to leave the underground circuit of small Irish clubs and pubs. [62][14] In September 1994, the Cranberries released "Zombie", the lead single of the follow-up album, No Need To Argue. People. Fifteen of them, but they're all, like, two lines, at two o'clock in the morning. The band achieved five top 20 albums on the Billboard 200 chart: Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, No Need to Argue, To the Faithful Departed, Bury the Hatchet, and Stars: The Best of 1992-2002,[10] as well as having eight top 20 singles on the Modern Rock Tracks chart: "Linger", "Dreams", "Zombie", "Ode to My Family", "Ridiculous Thoughts", "Salvation", "Free to Decide", and "Promises". [168] The BBC added that O'Riordan was a major musical influence to Faye Wong, one of China's biggest pop stars.
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