The Cranberries have announced plans to release additional formats of their LP No Need To Argue in celebration of the ...

The Cranberries will rerelease their 1994 album No Need to Argue as a deluxe reissue featuring B-sides, remixes, demos, unreleased tracks, live recordings from the era and more. The expanded ...

Thirty years after its release, the second album from Irish alternative rockers the Cranberries has lost none of its power.

On the occasion of the reissue’s recent release, I spoke with surviving Cranberries members Noel Hogan and Fergal Lawler about recording No Need to Argue; their initial impressions of “Zombie ...

By the time the Cranberries went into the studio to record their second album No Need to Argue, the Irish alt-pop quartet were already a success. Their previous full-length, 1992’s Everybody ...

The Cranberries are set to re-release their sophomore album "No Need to Argue" in September this year, featuring demos, remixes and live recordings from the era. The deluxe reissue of the famous ...

Honoring that pivotal album, the band’s history, and O’Riordan, who passed away unexpectedly in January of 2018, the band continued putting the finishing touches on a remaster of No Need to ...

The post The Cranberries Announce Expanded Reissue of No Need to Argue appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Irish alternative band The Cranberries have announced a deluxe reissue of their 1994 ...

The Cranberries are set to re-release their second album ‘No Need to Argue’ as a deluxe reissue packed with unreleased songs, B-sides, remixes and more. The expanded edition of the Irish band ...

Anohni has taken to Instagram to share a new cover of the Cranberries’ “No Need to Argue.” Listen to her beautiful rendition of the 1994 single from the band’s album of the same name below ...

Irish rock band The Cranberries have launched a new webstore that coincides with the 30th anniversary of their 'No Need To ...

By the time the Cranberries went into the studio to record their second album No Need to Argue, the Irish alt-pop quartet were already a success. Their previous full-length, 1992’s Everybody ...