synonymthe cranberries (Cadbury band) generally refers to the band of cranberries
The Cranberry, an Irish rock band, is composed of lead singerDorothy Oriodan, guitarist Noel Hogan, andBassistMike Hogan , composed of drummer Fergo Lawler.
In 1993, the band released its first music album Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We[7]。In 1994, the second music album was released《No Need To Argue》。In 1999, the fourth music album was released《Bury the Hatchet》。In 2001, the album was released《Wake Up And Smell The Coffee》[8]。In 2003, the band members announced that they would fly solo and stop performing activities.In 2009, the band reorganized and held a world tour.In July 2011Shanghai Grand StageAnd Beijing MasterCard Center, which is the first time for the band to perform in mainland China[1]。In 2012, the album was released《Roses》[9]。
On January 15, 2018, the lead singer of the bandDorothy OriodanDied in London[2]。
In 1989, lead singer Neil Quinn, guitaristNoel Hogan , BassistMike Hogan 、 Drummer Fergo Lawler founded the band "Cranberry Saw Us".In 1990, Neil Quinn, the lead singer of the band, quit and recommendedDorothy OriodanTake over as lead singer.Later, the band changed its name to "The Little Red Berries"[3]。Later, signed a contract with Irish Records[4]。
In March 1993, the band released its first music album Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We[7]。
In 1994, the second album was released《No Need To Argue》16 million copies were sold.
In 1999, the band's fourth album《Bury the Hatchet》Ranked first in the record charts of 17 countries.
On July 16, 2011, the band launched a global tour in Porto, Portugal, and then started a trip to Asia, singing in Indonesia, China, Singapore and other countries.On July 26 and 28, the band appeared at Shanghai Grand Stage and Beijing MasterCard Center respectively, and held two concerts.This is the first time for cranberry to sing in the mainland[1][6]。
On February 24, 2012, the album was released《Roses》[9]。
On January 15, 2018, the band's lead singer Dorothy Oriodan died in London[2]。
In the Little Red Berry Band, Dorothy Oriodan's high pitched voice with a slight breathing sound, obvious Irish accent and Celtic style melody give her a sad personal characteristics and cold core in her singing, but her singing voice reveals more firmness than fragility, even surpassing the strong electric guitar sound.When the band was first established, it was at the beginning of the 1990s when alternative rock and roll rose: songs with beautiful tunes, originated from punk, and dominated by guitar were often sung from campus radio stations to commercial radio stations. Songs such as Linger and Dreams were sung around the world, becoming many youth memories of the 1990s.After the song "Zombie", as the band's album in the late 1990s became serious, they were more concerned with conveying social and political information than love songs[3](Dagong Online Review)。
