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The Cranberries: "Tomorrow" & "Dreams" (Live On Fallon) (Video)
Here's one for all the '90s kids out there wondering where Irish rockers The Cranberries have been since 2001's Wake Up and Smell the Coffee. Apparently they meant to release a new album in 2004, but they inevitably scrapped it when the band members decided to strike out on their own. They have clearly changed their tune, however, because they have a new album, Roses, due out later this month.
And someone on the team at Late Night With Jimmy Fallon must have been listening to the same radio stations I was, because The Cranberries were the show's musical guest last night. They performed a pair of tracks, one new in the pleasant-sounding "Tomorrow" and the other an old favorite in "Dreams." You can watch both performances and relive your alt-rock radio childhood below. [TAP]
"Tomorrow"
"Dreams"
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