New album comes up ‘Roses’ for The Cranberries as profits jump to €320k

Limerick rock group The Cranberries, fronted by Dolores O’Riordan, are still making music — and profits — after almost a quarter of a century in the music business.

New figures for the band’s Curtain Call Ltd show accumulated profits jumped to over €320,000 in the 12 months to the end of last December.

Boosted by the revenues generated by the band’s sixth studio album, Roses, released in February of last year, the band’s cash pile jumped by over €130,000 to €235,059. Accumulated profits rose from €278,937 to €320,223 after the firm recorded a profit of €41,413 in 2012.