Turin · 2018–2026 · Historical archive

Electric Blue

A project founded in Turin in 2018 to bring the music of The Cranberries to the stage. Eight years of rehearsals, concerts, travel and musical growth, until the historical line-up came to an end in 2026.

The Cranberries tribute · Turin · Italy · Europe · Ireland
Origins

A band built around a specific repertoire.

Electric Blue was founded in Turin in 2018 as a tribute band dedicated to The Cranberries. From the first rehearsals, the aim was to approach that repertoire with attention to dynamics, sound and live performance rather than simply reproduce its best-known songs.

The rehearsal room soon became the project's operational home: a stable place in which arrangements, repertoire and concerts were developed. Over time, that same space grew into a professional recording and music-production environment.

2018

The beginning

Electric Blue is founded in Turin as a project dedicated to the music of The Cranberries.

2019–2025

The live journey

Clubs, festivals, Italian dates and international experiences consolidate the repertoire and live identity.

2026

The end of a cycle

The historical line-up reaches the end of its journey. Different artistic paths emerge from that separation.

2018–2026

From local stages to an international dimension.

Turin

Building the sound

The early years focus on continuity: regular rehearsals, repertoire development and progressive live experience.

Italy and Europe

The road

The project moves beyond the city circuit and faces different audiences and settings. The concert becomes the band's real laboratory.

Ireland and the UK

The repertoire meets its places.

Performing The Cranberries' songs in front of audiences with a direct relationship to that music becomes one of the most significant parts of the journey.

Musical continuity

Experience, method, discipline.

Within the history of Electric Blue, Giorgio Giardina and Elvis D'Elia represent two elements of continuity from 2018 to 2026. Their work on The Cranberries' repertoire runs alongside wider experience in recording, production, songwriting and live performance.

Giardina develops an approach centred on sound, arrangement and guitar architecture; D'Elia builds a deep understanding of the repertoire's rhythmic dynamics, balancing impact, space and breathing room.

Their experience does not begin or end with a tribute project: both bring years of music-making, studio work, recordings and shared stages.

The value of a tribute band is not measured only by resemblance, but by its ability to make a repertoire live on stage, night after night.

2026

The end of the historical line-up.

In 2026 the shared line-up comes to an end. The history built during the previous eight years remains, but that specific configuration of the band is over.

After the split, a different line-up continues to use the name Electric Blue. Giorgio Giardina and Elvis D'Elia choose not to open a dispute over the name and instead build a new project, with a new line-up, a new public identity and an independent artistic direction.

That choice leads to Electric Blue Experience — The Cranberries Reimagined.

Two distinct projects

Electric Blue and Electric Blue Experience are now separate entities. This website is a historical archive of the project founded in 2018 and of the historical line-up that ended in 2026.

Since 2026

The journey continues under a new name.

Electric Blue Experience carries Giorgio and Elvis's years of work on The Cranberries' repertoire into a new line-up and a new artistic direction.

Visit Electric Blue Experience →