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During a performance of “zombie” in january 1994 at the astoria in london, dolores o'riordan said: This song is our cry against the violence in london, against the war in the north of. The cranberries originally recorded zombie written by dolores o'riordan and the cranberries released it on the video the cranberries live in 1994. It was also covered by elew, emerald dogs, olympe, jc and other artists. The cranberries released ‘zombie‘ as the lead single of their second studio album, ‘no need to argue,’ on september 19, 1994.

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1 on the charts in many countries, including australia, belgium, and germany. Zombie, a single by the cranberries. Released in september 1994 on island (catalog no. Stephen street (producer, engineer). Also known as (aka) (original title) the cranberries: Contribute to this page. Suggest an edit or add missing content. Help fill gaps in our data; Zombie is a protest song by irish alternative rock band the cranberries, written by the band's lead singer dolores o'riordan about the troubles in northern ireland. It was released on 19 september 1994 by island records as the lead single from their second studio album, no need to argue (1994), two weeks ahead of the album's release. The song was released on 19 september 1994 by island records as the lead single from the cranberries' second studio album, no need to argue (1994). The cranberries released “zombie” on september 14, 1994. “zombie,” released in 1994, is the cranberries’ powerful protest song written by dolores o’riordan in response to an ira bombing that killed two children in warrington, england, in 1993.