Thanks Kennedy tribute
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A Dermot Kennedy tribute at Dublin's Aviva Stadium has pushed the Cranberries' fiercest anthem back into broad circulation, appearing on 30 charts today after a stretch of dormancy. Kennedy brought Noel and Mike Hogan onstage for a performance of the song, according to RTÉ — a moment freighted with meaning given that Dolores O'Riordan, who wrote the track about young victims of a 1993 Warrington bombing during the Troubles, died in 2018. The 1994 protest anthem has long outlived its moment: its music video became the first by an Irish band to pass a billion YouTube views, per Tunefind. It has soundtracked Yellowjackets and Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead. Kennedy's onstage reunion with the surviving Hogan brothers gave a grieving fanbase a reason to return.
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