no longer needed. Let me also say that the humor on the tour bus was not always sophisticated and sometimes just disrespectful. Men do not understand that you are a woman sometimes feeling lonely or targeted". In February 2016, 7 years after her last performance with the band, Arnaert performed "Mad About You" together with Hooverphonic, for a special event of Radio2 in Belgium. According to Callier, that was a "once-off" cooperation. In November 2020, Hooverphonic announced that Arnaert would return to the band, also parting company with former lead vocalist Luka Cruysberghs. As a result, she represented Belgium, along with the rest of the band, in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Outside Hooverphonic In 2010 Arnaert was brought together with Spinvis to work on the soundtrack of Breath (original title: Adem), a Belgian film about young people who suffer from mucovisidosis. Having written more material than needed for the film, they released a record, calling themselves Dorleac for the project. In 2011 Arnaert released her first solo album, For The Beauty Of Confusion. Arnaert recorded the historical French song "Le temps des cerises" with the legendary singer-songwriter and entertainer Bobbejaan Schoepen for his 2008 album Bobbejaan, his first album in 35 years. A music video for the song was also released. Arnaert has also sung as a guest vocalist for various artists such as Ozark Henry, Flip Kowlier and Tom Helsen. She contributed vocals to "Mijn Leven" ("My Life"), the final single by Belgian rapper Vijvenveertig (Andy Sierens). The song was recorded two weeks before Sierens died of cancer. She has two sisters: Anne Arnaert and Kaat Arnaert, who has been a featured singer with the Belgian bands Sutrastore and Tommigun. Discography as Geike Albums Singles Featured appearances with Hooverphonic with Spinvis (as Dorléac) Studio albums 2010 — Dorléac Singles 2010 — "Tommy and the Whale" Featured discography "Zoutelande" — BLØF & Geike Arneart (2017) "Le temps des cerises" — Bobbejaan Schoepen & Geike Arnaert (2008) "Home" — Tom Helsen feat. Geike Arnaert (2008) "Bjistje In Min Uoft" — Flip Kowlier feat. Geike Arnaert (2004) "The Wild Rose" — Sioen & Geike Arnaert (live duet) "Close watch" — Live Duet with Daan "Mijn Leven" — Vijvenveertig feat. Geike Arnaert (2009) "Strange Lit Star" — Ozark Henry feat. Geike Arnaert (2002) References External links Mijn Leven — Andy Sierens feat. Geike 1979 births Living people People from West Flanders English-language