To the faithful, departing

The Cranberries have announced dates for the first leg of a massive world tour, taking them from Copenhagen in February, through Europe to a late April show in Munich, and then on to North America in May.

The tour is both in support of current album Wake Up And Smell The Coffee and a celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the release of their debut long-player, the massive "Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?"

To celebrate their first decade in pop, the Berries are also re-releasing their back catalogue in March. Fans can expect a boxed set as well as numerous extras, rarities, alternate versions and new artwork.

The quartet can hardly wait to be back on tour.

"We’re visiting a lot of new cities this year," Dolores told us, "including Latin America, an area we've yet to visit and are very much looking forward to.

"We’re also all really excited about the tour kicking off in Copenhagen, a city we haven’t visited since we started our career."

Stay tuned to hotpress.com for new Cranberries dates as they are confirmed.

The dates so far are:

Feb 17 – Copenhagen, Denmark

Feb 19 – Stockholm, Sweden

Feb 21 – Berlin, Germany

Feb 22 – Dusseldorf, Germany

Feb 24 – Vienna, Austria

Feb 26 – Geneva, Switzerland

Feb 27 – Zurich, Switzerland

Mar 10 – Bologna, Italy

Mar 11 – Toulon, France

Mar 13 – Madrid, Spain

Mar 15 – Barcelona, Spain

Mar 16 – San Sebastian, Spain

Mar 18 – Lille, France

Mar 28 – Brussels, Belgium

Mar 29 – Amsterdam, Netherland

Mar 31 – Frankfurt, Germany

Apr 2 – Amneville, France

Apr 3 – Stuttgart, Germany

Apr 5 – Milan, Italy

Apr 6 – Lyon, France

Apr 8 – Paris, France

Apr 9 – Bourges, France

Apr 19 – Oslo, Norway

Apr 21 – Hamburg, Germany

Apr 23 – Prague, Czech Republic

Apr 25 – Katowice, Poland

Apr 27 – Munich, Germany

The Cranberries new single, "Time Is Ticking Out", arrives in the shops on February 15th.