The Spice Girls are releasing a new singles collection featuring previously unheard recordings to mark 30 years since their debut hit, Wannabe.
The Singles Collection will be released on 6 November 2026, with the group’s official store describing it as the first complete collection of their singles. It will bring together material spanning their career, from Wannabe and Spice Up Your Life to Goodbye and Holler.
The CD edition contains 14 discs and 160 tracks, including the original singles, complete B-sides, rare remixes and bonus recordings of Step To Me and Tell Me Why.
It will also include an exclusive disc containing four previously unreleased demos. One of those recordings is Do You Think About Me, described as one of the group’s earliest recordings.
A separate vinyl edition will feature 14 individually coloured seven-inch records, each presented in a sleeve reproducing the original single artwork. It will contain two previously unreleased demos, including Do You Think About Me, alongside the singles and their lead B-sides.
The collection will be housed in a handbag-inspired box and include messages from all five members — Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Geri Halliwell — as well as collectible art cards, a numbered card and a 30th-anniversary acrylic charm.
Wannabe was released in the UK in July 1996 and became the group’s breakthrough single, preceding their debut album, Spice, later that year.
