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The successful band of the years ‘90 will play in July in Bucharest. The Irish rallied after six years of break and started a new tour in late 2009.

Irish band “The Cranberries”, one of the most popular groups of the years '90, will perform on July 20, for the first time on a Romanian stage.

The show is part of the band's reunion tour – “The Cranberries European Tour 2010” after six years the band members decided to take separate ways to deal with solo careers.

After last year, Dolores O'Riordan, Noel and Mike Hogan and Fergal Lawer have reunited to support a concert - held in honour of singer, who was named the patron saint of the University Philosophical Society in Dublin - the formula that made them famous , the four decided it's time for fans to see them back together on stage.

Series performances started at the end of last year, with several concerts that took place in North America, to continue the tour this year in several European cities including Barcelona, London, Paris, Berlin or Milan.

International success of the Irish - who originally took their name from “The Cranberries Saw Us”, was then transformed by “O'Riordan” in “The Cranberries” - came with the release of their debut album "Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can not We” in 1993.