Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan

Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan (September 6, 1972) January 15, 2018), formerly known as Dorothy Marie Erin O'Riordan, an Irish female singer and the lead singer of the Cranberries.

In 1992, The Cranberries released their first single "Dreams", which has been included as the soundtrack of many TV movies in the past; on September 29, the album "EverybodyElseIsDoingIt,SoWhyCan'tWe?" was released. In 1994, Faye Wong sang "Dream Man" for Wong Kar-wai's film "Chungking Express". In 1998, "Electronic Love Letter" and (You've Got Mail) were included as golden songs on the film and television soundtrack. On April 1, 2007, the album "Ordinary" was released. On August 24, 2009, the album "NoBaggage" was released; on August 29, the album "Are You Listening?" was released; on October 26, the album "SwitchOffTheMoment" was released. On October 24, 2019, the albums "Panis Angelicus (Christmas at The Vatican) (Live)" and "Analyse (Christmas at The Vatican) (Live)" were released. Over the years, TheCranberries albums have sold more than 38 million copies worldwide.

On January 15, 2018, Dorothy died suddenly in a London hotel at the age of 46. It was found that she drowned in the bathtub after drinking too much.

In March 2018, the Cranberries announced that the new album they started preparing in 2017 is expected to be released in early 2019, which will include some songs that Dorothy had already recorded during her lifetime; On September 6, foreign media revealed that Dorothy Marie O'Riordan Burton drowned in the bathtub after drinking too much.

Chinese name: Dolores Mary O'Riordan

Foreign name: Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan

Alias: Dolores Mary ·Eileen O'Riordan

Nationality: Irish

Date of birth: September 6, 1972

Date of death: January 15, 2018

Occupation: Singer

Representative works: "Dreams", "Linger", "Zombie"

Early experience

In 1972, Born in Ireland, he began singing at the age of three.

Acting experience

In 1992, Dorothy Marie O'Riordan Burton's band The Cranberries released their first single "Dreams", which was featured on many TV shows. , the movie was included as the soundtrack; on September 29, the album "EverybodyElseIsDoingIt,SoWhyCan'tWe?" was released. In 1994, Faye Wong sang "Dream Man" for Wong Kar-wai's film "Chungking Express". In 1998, "Electronic Love Letter" and (You've Got Mail) were included as golden songs on the film and television soundtrack. On April 1, 2007, he released his first album "Ordinary", reproducing his unique and highly recognizable voice. On August 24, 2009, the second album "NoBaggage" was released; on August 29, the album "Are You Listening?" was released. This album was jointly produced by Youth and Dan Brobeck. The recording work was all arranged at O’Riordan’s homes in Canada and Dublin; on October 26, the album “SwitchOffTheMoment” was released. On October 24, 2019, the albums "Panis Angelicus (Christmas at The Vatican) (Live)" and "Analyse (Christmas at The Vatican) (Live)" were released. Over the years, TheCranberries albums have sold more than 38 million copies worldwide.

On January 15, 2018, Dorothy died suddenly in a London hotel at the age of 46. It was found that she drowned in the bathtub after drinking too much. In March 2018, the Cranberries announced that the new album they started preparing in 2017 is expected to be released in early 2019, which will include some songs that Dorothy had recorded during her lifetime; on September 6, according to foreign media Media revealed that Dorothy Marie O'Riordan Burton drowned in the bathtub after drinking too much.

Main Works

Musical Works

Variety Shows

Character Evaluation

Dorothy Marie O Riordan Burton is the lead singer of the Cranberries. Her unique throat sound has inspired female singers such as Faye Wong and Fan Xiaoxuan. Her song "Dreams" has been covered by Faye Wong. "Dreams" (dreams, once covered by Faye Wong), "Linger" (Linger) and other masterpieces are known for their ethereal voices and alternative rock style, but it was their 1994 performance that really pushed the Cranberries to the international stage. The anti-war song "Zombie" was released in 2011. Behind this single, which subverted the Cranberries' previous style, was a tragedy caused by the Irish Army (IRA) (Chengdu News Network, Jiemian News Review).