B*Witched may have been one of the best music sensations in the late ’90s, but there was certainly lots of drama behind the closed doors, according to News Australia. The band’s member Keavy Lynch ...

B*Witched's Keavy Lynch has lifted the lid on the realities of being a bandmate in one of the UK's biggest pop groups. The hit Irish girl group - made up of twin sisters Edele and Keavy, Lindsay ...

More than ever, B*Witched are ready to huff and puff and blow fans away. Because nearly three decades after what Keavy Lynch refers to as their “gobsmacking” rise to the top of the music charts with ...

Unbelievably, B*Witched dropped their preeminent single two decades ago, so in 2018, we are somehow facing down the momentous 20th anniversary of "C'est La Vie." The Dublin pop outfit, which consisted ...

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Show of hands... Who remembers B*Witched? Somewhere between the Spice Girls and 3LW, the Irish girl group jigged their way into the hearts of the world. After all these years, the ineffably catchy ...

B*Witched tweet their apologies after bride breaks both her feet during C'est La Vie B*Witched, the all-girl Irish pop band, have tweeted their apologies to yet another bride, Lyndsey Henderson, who ...

The pioneers of indigo double denim, girl group B*Witched stormed the charts seemingly out of nowhere in the mid-nineties. Twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou and Sinéad O'Carroll ...

B*Witched, arguably Ireland’s most famous girl group ever, released a new single “Birthday” today, Friday, March 10. “We’re so excited to share that our brand new single “Birthday” is officially yours ...

Where are the members of B*Witched now?(Image: Getty Images) The trailblazers of indigo double denim, girl band B*Witched took the charts by storm seemingly from nowhere in the mid-nineties. Twin ...

B*Witched were a late 1990s girl group from Ireland who were wildly popular in Europe, but only enjoyed mild success in the United States. They were unique for their ability to mix Irish folk music ...

“They weren't big in the U.K. at the time, so our manager was like, ‘You're going on tour with a really big American boy band,' and we were like, ‘It's the Backstreet Boys!’” Edele, 45, explained, ...