DUBLIN | UK

2006/7 -

OVERVIEW Clayton wsa a folk-pop band which featured Lindsay Armaou who had earlier performed as part of B*Witched. As part of the Dublin four-piece Lindsay had gone on to great success scoring 4 UK Number 1 singles and two hit albums. However, that project ended in 2002. In the post-B*Witched era, Lindsay relocated to London. In 2006, she joined the London based Clayton whose line up also included Rick Mitra [Bass Guitar], John Peppard [Guitar], Geoff Dunn [Drums], Leon Spicer [Violin] and Charles Boywer [Guitar & Backing Vocals]. The band had previously been known as Callaghan, however, a name change came about with the departure of their vocalist, Georgina Callaghan and the arrival of Lindsay. The band released one four-track EP during it's career. Entitled 'It Was Meant To Be', the single featured 'Two Days Out Of Seven', 'Whatever I Want' and 'A Girl Should Never Eat Alone' as well as the title track. Since about 2009, Lindsay has been concentrating on acting and it's not clear if Clayton is still active. 2007 - Release of 'It Was Meant To Be' EP [August] SONGS 'A Girl Should Never Eat Alone', 'Fighting Man', 'Free', 'If You Like To Party', 'It Was Meant To Be', 'Just Cause You Told Me So', 'Little Things', 'Nightingales And Olive Trees', 'Pretty Tough', 'Soul Fan', 'The Judge', 'The Little Things', 'To Make You Fall In Love', 'Two Days Out Of Seven', 'Whatever I Want'