B*Witched

In the late '90s, the girl band phenomenon B*Witched were superstars, with super-catchy pop, Irish charm and double-denim.

In the late ‘90s, the girl band phenomenon B*Witched were superstars, with super-catchy pop, Irish charm and double-denim being a constant fixture at the top of the charts. The girls remind you that if an ex pies you off it’s better to eat cake! With a brimful of energy, self-empowerment and bouncing beats, ‘Birthday’ shouts B*Witched are back.

B*Witched performed their smash hit debut single "C'est La Vie" to celebrate their 25th anniversary on the RTE show on Friday night. Edele Lynch, Lindsay Armaou ...

A third person said: "Good to see that iconic band B*Witched being honoured on The Late Late Show." The audience also got to see a sneak peek of their upcoming single, Birthday. Edele Lynch, Lindsay Armaou, and Sinead O'Carroll also delighted the audience with a lovely acoustic version of their 1998 song "Blame it On The Weatherman". Another person added: "Great singing and loving the ladies on @RTELateLateShow. [Dublin Live Newsletter](https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/sign-up-newsletter-today-17954403) to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox. [Late Late Show](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/late-late-show) viewers were thrilled as one of the most popular 90s bands took to the stage in a delightful reunion.

Speaking in a new Netflix video What Happens When Fame Ends, B*Witched star Edele discussed how hard it was to adapt to post-fame life.

She said: 'I don't think I was angry [when the band ended]. We didn't have any time to ourselves for the guts of five years.' [I] stayed out a little too late, as I didn't want to wake up the next morning and understand the news so I just wouldn't go to sleep.

The foursome – Edele and Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou and Sinéad O'Carroll – is starting the St Paddy's Celebrations earlier with their infectious new track. The ...

B*Witched broke through in the 90s with hits such as their number ones ‘C’est La Vie’, ‘Rollercoaster’, ‘To You I Belong’ and ‘Blame it on the Weatherman’. The track is full of energy and highlights self-empowerment with bouncing beats. B*Witched is celebrating 25 years since the release of their debut self-titled album with the release of new single ‘Birthday’.

Some Twitter users couldn't help but notice a technical difficulty as B*Witched kicked off the Late Late Show to celebrate their 25th anniversary.

we get to still travel the world, we still see each other, hang out [on our own terms]... The quartet were able to iron out their differences to come back together and create new music, with Sinead adding 'the band has been really good to us... 'We did it on camera, 12 years apart and that was the first time we saw each other.'

Edele Lynch, Sinéad O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou joined Ryan Tubridy to chat about their record-breaking run at the top of the charts, as well as the inevitable ...

It was so easy." "It was more the attention," she said. "We were the ones who never partied, we went to bed early." The team had gone out to reccie Africa for our next video, so we were waiting for he call to tell us when to follow." Lindsay said: "We were so sensible," she recalled. "I think for Keavy and I we probably saw a little bit of it with Shane, so we kind of expected what was coming. "It was kind of crazy," Edele recalled. "And then this door just kind of opened . When I met Edele first, it was just: ‘Aw, do you want to go into the studio?’ It was so innocent. And I remember - it was in Australia, down Bondi Beach - we’d just got off the plane, we’re all in bikini is and little kind of beach tops. "It was more the attention I was uncomfortable with because you’d get to the airport and you’d have 14 and 15-year-old girls, the age of my daughter now, sleeping in the airports overnight . "That must be a bit tricky?"