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B*Witched Take To The Road - Dec 1999

Updated: Jun 22

This interview has been archived from the former Official B*Witched website.


Hi, it's Keavy here!

I just thought I'd tell you a little bit about our tour. And I have to say it's the best fun, we've ever had! It's so exciting headlining our very own tour! Sometimes I'm in the middle of a set and I think, "My God, look how many people are in this room and they're all here to see B*Witched!" You really feel appreciated.


It's a huge production with loads of special effects and we're singing live with a live band. People have said to us that it's the best pop show since Take That - and that's a good thing! There's loads of surprises and people can't believe it's us. The opening is a real shock - but I don't think I should give it away!


I think there's something for everyone and the show is full of positivity and energy. In one of the songs we take a boy's clothes off! It's not way over the top or disgraceful, it's just a bit of fun! I can't remember whose idea it was, I think it came up between us and our choreographer. We also sing Abba's "Does Your Mother Know?" and the Jacksons' "I Want You Back", so that keeps the mums and dads happy as well.


There's been a few hiccups but nothing's gone totally wrong and any slip-ups have been behind stage so nobody can really see them - anyway, everyone's having far too good a time to notice! On the second night in Dublin my trousers ripped underneath and I didn't realise until I was on stage, so I had to spend the whole of "Jesse, Hold On" dancing with my legs together. I'm sure people were thinking she doesn't usually dance like that!


Our mum and dad have been to every show because one of the support acts is called Buffalo G which is my little sister Naomi's group. The first night our mum and dad were bawling and crying, they were so proud of all of us.

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