Zombie

Momentum

This song has not appeared on a Rotation chart, so it has no score and no receipts. The rank history below is the ledger; a score is only published once the momentum run puts it on a chart.

Why it's here

"Zombie" was written by Dolores O'Riordan as a protest song about the 1993 IRA bombing in Warrington, England, and released in September 1994 as the lead single from The Cranberries' album No Need to Argue. [1] In April 2020 the song's official video passed one billion YouTube views, making The Cranberries the first Irish band to reach that mark and the video one of only a handful from the 1990s to do so. [2] Island issued a 30th-anniversary super deluxe edition of No Need to Argue in 2025 that includes a 2025 remaster of "Zombie," a previously unreleased demo of the song, and a new remix by Iain Cook of CHVRCHES. [3]

In culture

Every place this record has lived. A solid chip states a fact and carries the citation that earns it; a dashed one is a connection somebody drew, and carries their name instead.

• Covered iokisource
• Covered A.D.A.M. feat. Amysource
• Written by Dolores O’Riordansource
• Covered Bad Wolvessource
• Covered CXLOEsource
• Covered Margarita Sipatovasource
• Covered Heizzentralesource
• Covered Angela Sinclairsource
• Covered Los Sobraossource
• Covered Give Me Gypsource
• Covered Stoned Agesource
• Covered A.D.A.M. featuring Amysource
• Covered The Outburstsource
• Remixed by 4Dboy — Zombiesource
• Remixed by Rock Emo Nightcore — Zombiesource
• Remixed by The Cranberries — Zombie (Camel’s Hump mix)source
• Remixed by The Cranberries — Zombie (Iain Cook remix)source
• Sampled by Eminem — In Your Headsource
• Written by Dolores O’Riordansource
• Covered Bad Wolvessource
• Covered CXLOEsource
• Covered Margarita Sipatovasource
• Covered Heizzentralesource
• Covered Angela Sinclairsource
• Covered iokisource
• Covered A.D.A.M. feat. Amysource
• Covered Los Sobraossource
• Covered Give Me Gypsource
• Covered Stoned Agesource
• Covered A.D.A.M. featuring Amysource
• Covered The Outburstsource

Across markets · earliest pickup first

Every date here is the date the source chart covers, never the date we fetched it. Sources publish on different lags: the Spotify mirror runs about two days behind, TurnTable publishes weekly. One recording, one history: this table also counts the rows sources published under 3 other handles of this record (remasters, official videos).

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. Saudi Arabiasa · deezer shazam spotify2026-06-172026-09-18#6593#3
   #65
3. Irelandie · applemusic spotify2026-06-172026-09-18#7677#58
   #76
4. United Kingdomgb · spotify2026-07-142026-09-16#7262#72
   #72
5. Luxembourglu · applemusic spotify2026-07-172026-09-10#892#89
   #89
6. Austriaat · spotify2026-07-182026-09-16#6249#62
   #62
7. Belgiumbe · spotify2026-07-182026-09-16#10959#109
   #109
8. New Zealandnz · shazam spotify2026-07-182026-09-16#12346#123
   #123
9. Ukraineua · deezer2026-07-202026-09-17#3542#14
   #35
10. Show all 54 markets

Worldwide feeds · not markets

A source's own worldwide chart. These are feeds, not places, so they are kept out of the market count above.

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. World feedworld · shazam2026-07-202026-09-18#1847#18
   #18
3. Global feedglobal · spotify youtube2026-07-202026-09-18#22661#111
   #226

City pickups

City charts record their parent country as the market, so these do not add to the market count above. One line per country: how many of its rooms picked the song up, and the best of them.

1. us 2 cities · best #46 nashville
2. au 1 city · best #48 brisbane

Listen

• Spotify ↗
• Deezer ↗

Editions

No published edition carries this song yet. Every edition it appears in will be listed here and stay listed: an edition is immutable, so a citation to one never rots.