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Repertoire · The Cranberries Reimagined

The Cranberries repertoire: classics and deep cuts

Electric Blue Experience builds its show around The Cranberries’ best-known songs and tracks loved by listeners who know the albums in depth.

Direct answer

Which songs does Electric Blue Experience play?

The repertoire includes Dreams, Linger, Zombie, Ode to My Family, Animal Instinct, When You’re Gone, Salvation, Promises, Ridiculous Thoughts, I Can’t Be With You, Daffodil Lament, Analyse, Free to Decide and Just My Imagination.

The set changes with the length and setting, while balancing major singles, rock energy and intimate moments. It is not a fixed playlist: it is a show shaped by dynamics.

The set

Three layers of the same repertoire.

Songs are organised by familiarity, impact and depth so that every format retains a genuine narrative arc.

The essentials

Dreams, Linger, Zombie, Ode to My Family, Animal Instinct and When You’re Gone.

The rock side

Salvation, Promises, Ridiculous Thoughts and I Can’t Be With You.

The deep cuts

Daffodil Lament, Analyse, Free to Decide and other album tracks.

The current sound

A new voice, layered guitars and contemporary dynamics without losing the identity of the songs.

Live formats

An adaptable repertoire that never becomes generic.

Full electric · 90–120 minutes: the complete show, from the classics to deeper tracks.

Festival slot · 45–60 minutes: a focused set built around the most recognisable and immediate moments.

Acoustic / reimagined · 35–50 minutes: vocals, guitars and intimate dynamics for theatres, showcases and smaller rooms.

The final duration is agreed with each venue and promoter.

Video evidence

Animal Instinct with the current line-up.

The live studio session documents Michela Gallia, Orlando Barbuto, Elvis D’Elia and Giorgio Giardina performing Animal Instinct.

Electric Blue Experience · Turin, since 2026

The repertoire comes alive on stage.

For clubs, festivals, Irish pubs, theatres and events in Italy and across Europe.