The Cranberries are set to release a newly uncovered recording of a 1994 live performance in London, according to NME. The show, described as a previously lost recording, will be released for the first time next month.
The release is titled “The Cranberries: Live At The London Astoria II, 1994” and captures the band at the now-closed venue. It includes 15 stripped-back live tracks and features songs from their 1994 album “No Need To Argue,” which included “Zombie.”
It also pulls from the group’s 1993 debut album, “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?,” with performances of songs including “Pretty,” “Linger” and “Dreams.”
The album will be released on September 4 through Island/UMe and will be available on 2xLP limited edition molten lava vinyl, standard black vinyl, CD and digitally. Drummer Fergal Lawler said the band was excited to play The Astoria, adding that it was their first London concert after a successful run in the U.S.
