Tuesday January 26th, 2010
Santiago (Chile)
Movistar Arena

SETLIST
01.- How
02.- Animal Instinct
03.- Linger
04.- Ordinary Day
05.- Wanted
06.- Just My Imagination
07.- Dreaming My Dreams
08.- When You're Gone
09.- Daffodil Lament
10.- I Can't Be With You
11.- Pretty
12.- Ode To My Family
13.- Free To Decide
14.- Waltzing Back
15.- Switch Off The Moment
16.- Salvation
17.- Ridiculous Thoughts*

ENCORE
18.- Zombie
19.- The Journey
20.- Dreams

*Nearly at the end of this song there was a power outage.

On the original setlist Lunatic & Empty were included but seems that the show was reduced to avoid traffic jams when Metallica's audience came out from their show.
DG Medios also mentioned that Promises was planned to close this show.

Pictures and more HERE.


The Cranberries arrived to the airport in Santiago, Chile at 6:30 hrs on Sunday, January 26th, a group of fans had the chance to take some pictures and get autographs.


Later on they gave a press conference in the Sheraton Hotel, Noel uploaded a video to his profile at the Official Community with a part of what happened there.

Chilevisión broadcasted a couple of videos from that conference.




La Tercera published an article with information about what happened in the press conference.



Las Ultimas Noticias also published part of the conference.


Cooperativa announced that the band did soundcheck on Monday.


Even though Metallica and Joaquin Sabina played live the same day that The Cranberries did, around 14,000 people went to see the irish band at the Movistar Arena!
Access to the venue was at 19:30 hrs, at the side of the main access there was a set of Via X where the hosts Veronica Calabis and Humberto Sichel were live broadcasting. Before the show started, the big screens inside the venue showed what was happening outside the Movistar Arena with a girl doing interviews to the people around. Also, they showed simultaneously the special program on TV that included an interview with Dolores.


Before Ridiculous Thoughts almost finished there was a power outage and some lights went off just like the screens, the sound was also gone, the only thing that the audience were able to listen to were Fergal's.
After around 10 mins., Don came to the stage to fix the problem and the concert continued. The setlist originally included Lunatic & Empty but these songs weren't performed so the concert could finish early and people in the Movistar Arena wouldn't crash with the audience from Metallica.

DG Medios has posted the following messages on Twitter:
January 26th: no songs were missing..that was the 3rd encore..
Answering to 'SargentoPepper's message: there was no 'Promises' :( but Dolores was great, short show though, so short that I can even listen to Metallica right now :)

January 26th: the sound didn't fail, it was a power outage :)

we just finished the show....with Dreams..the best closing :)

Everybody's going crazy on the Arena...we'll soon open the doors :)

And the day has come, The Cranberries for the first time in Chile and first time together after 7 years, you can't miss it, we'll be waiting for you :)

January 25th: attention Twitter users......what song would you like the band to play live tomorrow? send us just one so we can let the band know :):)

soundcheck is without audience, just local and band's techs, mostly done during the night :(

awesome, The Cranberries were kind, close, fun and happy to be in Chile because Dolores O'Riordan told them cool things about our country :)

January 24th: 0.K. friends tomorrow we'll have a busy day..starting at 7 AM with The Cranberries' staff..good nite everybody..time to rest :)


Carretes, Disorder Magazine, RockNvivo, Terra and Fotos Emol have uploaded galleries and reviews from the concert online:






123, Mega and 24 Horas have broadcasted little news with parts of the concert:





Remember that the concert was TV broadcasted on Chile via VTR & Via X.


Thanks to CranAdictos & Fanberries for the information.