
The Cranberries will mark the 25th anniversary of their fifth studio album, Wake Up And Smell The Coffee, with a remastered deluxe edition arriving January 29, 2027. The campaign brings the 2001 album back in several physical formats alongside a digital deluxe edition. The release includes the singles “Analyse,” “Time Is Ticking Out” and “This Is The Day,” as well as additional material spanning new mixes, B-sides and live recordings.
Pre-orders open today for the 3LP limited deluxe edition, 2CD deluxe edition, limited Skyburst Blue color LP, standard black LP and 1CD edition. A separate limited liquid coffee-filled LP arrives the same day as the anniversary release, with a scratch-and-sniff coffee-scented sticker. The digital deluxe edition is also available to pre-order, accompanied by “Such A Waste,” the first preview track.

The expanded editions include the original 13-track album, remastered, with the deluxe sets adding 2026 Stephen Street mixes and further recordings. The 3LP edition pairs the standard album with a second LP of new mixes and a third LP of bonus tracks. These include “Capetown,” “In The Ghetto,” “Many Days,” “Such A Waste” and “7 Years,” alongside “Analyse (Oceanic Long Version),” “Time Is Ticking Out (Marius de Vries Remix Edit)” and live performances of “Shattered,” “Loud & Clear” and “In The Ghetto” recorded at Vicar Street. The 2CD and digital editions also include the Stephen Street mixes and bonus recordings.
Released in 2001, Wake Up And Smell The Coffee was the band’s fifth studio album and their last before a six-year hiatus.
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