"It really feels like home" - B*Witched star Lindsay Armaou buzzing for Manchester gig after rollercoaster reunion

"Some people say I look like my dad" - eight short words that magically light a spark of nostalgia in the heart and soul of every 90's baby.

One of the most memorable girl groups of the 90's, B*Witched shot to fame with their breakthrough hit "C'est la Vie" which remains iconic today, making the cut for almost every wedding, birthday party and school disco playlist.

The girl group made their rollercoaster comeback last year, to the delight of fans around the globe. Now, they have kicked off their summer festival tour, rocking their trademark double-denim look and sparking a whole new generation of fans.

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Vocalist Lindsay, who has called Manchester home for the past 10 years, is thrilled to be headlining three-day Irish & country festival Craic by the Creek from July 19-21 as the band ride a second wave of stardom.

She said: “Every time we’re on tour and play Manchester, the audience are always so loud and amazing, and just so up for it. We’ve always had a really warm reception here, which is really nice especially now I’ve lived here for nearly a decade, so it really feels like home.”

Craic by the Creek was launched in 2020 by a trio of second-generation Irish musicians to support the artist community through the pandemic and provide a place for next-generation Irish to connect with their roots.

It was set up at Whitebottom Farm in Stockport, Greater Manchester, because bosses were fed-up of playing amazing St Patrick’s Day gigs in terrible weather.

Blame it on the Weatherman singer Lindsay said: “It’s such a great idea. We always gig around St Paddy’s Day, and it’s not only always raining but absolutely