The Cranberries’ song ‘Zombie’ is one of the most unforgettable rock tracks of the 1990s. So, when Erin Fox and the Rock Orchestra performed their own version in an exclusive London venue, the internet couldn’t get enough of it! This haunting performance, played by candlelight, has already been watched millions of times in just a few months.
The performance starts slow and mysterious, made even eerier by the unusual masks worn by the orchestra members. But soon, the tension builds. Then—boom! The powerful chorus hits, and Erin Fox’s stunning voice takes over. It’s a moment that gives you chills. Fans are so obsessed with this version that many believe even Dolores O’Riordan, The Cranberries’ late lead singer, would have absolutely loved it.
I still remember the first time I heard the original ‘Zombie.’ It stuck with me for a long time. And I have no doubt that this dramatic new version will stay with listeners just as long. The dark energy, the raw emotion—it’s the kind of performance you can’t stop watching. Fans are already replaying the video over and over to experience its magic again and again.
Right now, the Rock Orchestra only has one other video on their YouTube channel: an intense, classical-style version of System of a Down’s 2001 hit ‘Chop Suey!’. Once again, their talent is on full display, leaving viewers completely blown away. One excited fan even commented, “I want to binge an entire catalog of their stuff!”
Even with just two videos, the Rock Orchestra has built a dedicated fanbase. People can’t stop talking about them, sharing their performances, and hoping for more. And we can’t wait to hear what they’ll do next! Until then, you’ll find us rewatching their covers of ‘Zombie’ and ‘Chop Suey’ on repeat.
Erin Fox and the Rock Orchestra’s version of ‘Zombie’ is a spine-tingling tribute to The Cranberries, mesmerizing listeners with its dark beauty. With millions already hooked, it’s clear that this cover has struck a deep chord with fans. If you haven’t seen it yet, you’re missing out—go check it out now!
