B*Witched facts for kids

B*Witched is a famous girl group from Ireland. This group has four talented female singers. They are known for singing fun pop and dance songs. Many of their songs, like "C'est la Vie" and "Rollercoaster", became very popular in the United Kingdom. They also had other hit songs.

The group first broke up in 2002. But good news! They got back together again in 2012.

About B*Witched

B*Witched formed in Dublin, Ireland, in 1997. The group includes twin sisters Edele Lynch and Keavy Lynch. Also in the group are Sinead O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou. They quickly became known for their catchy pop songs. Their music often blended pop sounds with traditional Irish influences.

Their Music

B*Witched released their first song, "C'est la Vie," in 1998. It was a huge success. The song reached number one in the UK charts. It also did well in other countries. Their next three songs, "Rollercoaster," "To You I Belong," and "Blame It on the Weatherman," also hit number one in the UK. This made them the first girl group to have four number-one songs in a row in the UK.

Their songs were known for being upbeat and fun. They often included a unique "jig" dance move. This made their music videos and live shows very exciting to watch.

Group History

B*Witched released two albums during their first time together. Their first album, B*Witched, came out in 1998. Their second album, Awake and Breathe, followed in 1999. Both albums were very popular.

The group decided to take a break in 2002. After some time apart, the four original members reunited in 2012. They joined other pop groups from the 1990s for a TV show. Since then, B*Witched has continued to perform. They have also released new music for their fans.

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  Edele and Keavy Lynch in 1998