NewsSeptember, 10 Spice Girls Mark 30 Years With Singles Box Set
Spice Girls have revealed plans for The Singles Collection, a box set that gathers every single the group ever put out. The release celebrates 30 years since their debut album Spice arrived in 1996. It includes B-sides, original sleeves and previously unheard recordings pulled from the vaults. Among the highlights is Do You Think About Me, one of the group's earliest demos, which is finally being made available after three decades. The Singles Collection is due on November 6. It will come as two limited-edition 14-disc box sets: one on 7-inch colour vinyl and one on CD. Both versions include new messages from all five members, a draw for collectors and longtime followers. 2026 marks 30 years since Spice turned the group into global pop stars. The album became one of the best-selling records of all time, driven by singles that reshaped pop culture and sparked the worldwide Girl Power movement. Wannabe hit No.1 in 37 countries, and Say You'll Be There and 2 Become 1 both repeated that chart-topping success. The double A-side Mama / Who Do You Think You Are kept the streak going, giving the group four consecutive UK No.1 singles from their first album. The new box set pulls that history together in a handbag-inspired design finished in white holographic gloss and matt black foil. The 7-inch vinyl edition places every single on colour vinyl for the first time, each with its original B-side – fourteen colours and fourteen sleeves that map out the full Spice timeline. The CD edition goes further, adding an exclusive disc with four previously unreleased demos from the archive. The announcement comes after yesterday's cryptic teaser, in which the group shared a mysterious video hinting at a 30th anniversary reveal. Fans noticed an advert in the clip marked with today's date (10.09.26) and the numbers “061126”, pointing to the November release. The ad also addressed superfans, collectors and music lovers, suggesting the group may be planning fan involvement in the celebrations.
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