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United Kingdom B*Witched achieved widespread success with their unique pop sound and distinctive style, securing multiple chart-topping singles and establishing a significant presence in both the European and North American music markets.
B*Witched's music was featured in the TV movie Smart House and the television series Dawson's Creek.
Collaborated on new music (co-written by Ray Hedges) for their contemporary sound.
Signed to this label in 1997 under manager Kim Glover, with Ray "Madman" Hedges producing all their releases.
Utilized this platform for their 'Champagne or Guinness' EP project.
Their record label which dropped them in 2001.
Participated in the reality-documentary series 'The Big Reunion' in 2013, leading to their official return.
Co-headlined this festival in America with LFO and Blaque.
Their song "Hold On" was featured in the film.
Their cover of Toni Basil's "Mickey" was featured in the film.
Performed as the opening act for NSYNC's world tour 'NSYNC in Concert' alongside Britney Spears.
Recorded a charity single, a cover of Wizzard's "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday", for Text Santa.
Edele Lynch announced the recording of their third album in an interview with Today FM.
B*Witched announced their participation in the So Pop Tour in New Zealand.
Edele Lynch joined this songwriting/production team and co-wrote a track for Girls Aloud.
Edele Lynch co-wrote a track for their album 'Sound of the Underground'.
Edele Lynch co-wrote three songs for the Sugababes.
Edele Lynch won this reality TV show in 2013.
Edele Lynch appeared on this show in 2014, finishing in sixth place.
Keavy Lynch played Snow White in a production at Theater Royal in 2005.
Lindsay Armaou secured her first film role as Sister Georgina in this crime thriller.
Sinéad O'Carroll made an appearance as a receptionist in this Irish TV drama.
Sinéad O'Carroll started her own business, Star Academy, which trains dancers, singers, and actors.
B*Witched is an Irish girl group formed in 1997, comprising twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch, alongside Lindsay Armaou and Sinéad O’Carroll. The group quickly gained prominence between 1998 and 2002, releasing two successful albums and eight singles, all of which entered the UK Top 20. Their initial four singles—”C’est la Vie,” “Rollercoaster,” “To You I Belong,” and “Blame It on the Weatherman”—each reached the number one position on the UK Singles Chart, establishing them as a prominent pop act. The group collectively sold over 3 million albums worldwide during this period. Their self-titled debut album, released in October 1998, peaked at number three on the UK Albums Chart and earned 2x Platinum certification in the UK, also achieving Platinum status and reaching number 12 on the US Billboard 200. The group cultivated a tomboy image and performed the theme song for ‘Sabrina: The Animated Series’.
Following their debut success, B*Witched released their second album, ‘Awake and Breathe’, in 1999, which reached number 5 on the charts and was certified Platinum. Singles from this album included “Jesse Hold On,” “I Shall Be There,” and “Jump Down.” They toured extensively, including co-headlining the ‘All That Music and More Festival’ in America with LFO and Blaque. Their career experienced a turning point in 2001 when their record label, Sony, dropped them, leading to Sinéad O’Carroll’s departure in June 2002 and the group’s eventual split in September 2002. During this initial active period, their music was featured in notable media like ‘Smart House’, ‘Dawson’s Creek’, ‘The Princess Diaries’, and ‘Bring It On’. Edele Lynch contributed to songwriting for other artists after the split, co-writing a track for Girls Aloud’s album ‘Sound of the Underground’ and three songs for the Sugababes.
The group reformed in 2012 for the ITV2 reality-documentary series ‘The Big Reunion’, which documented their journey back to performing, including addressing internal tensions. This reunion led to their official return and subsequent touring, including an arena tour across the UK and Ireland in May 2013. In May 2013, they released a new song, “Love and Money,” which served as the lead single for their 2014 EP, ‘Champagne or Guinness’. They continued to release new music, including the single “Birthday” in March 2023 to celebrate their 25th anniversary, and the ‘Ripped Jeans’ EP in August 2024, featuring tracks like “So into You,” “Multiply,” and “My Greatest Little Mistake.” Individually, members also pursued other ventures; Keavy Lynch became a qualified counselor, and Lindsay Armaou transitioned into acting, appearing in the film ‘Two Days in the Smoke’. Sinéad O’Carroll founded Star Academy, an institution for dancers, singers, and actors.
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