The Spice Girls have announced The Singles Collection, the first complete set of every single the group ever released.
The box set is loaded with B-sides, original sleeves and long-lost recordings from the vaults, released to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic 1996 debut Spice.
Sitting front and centre is Do You Think About Me, one of the group’s earliest demos, now finally seeing the light of day after three decades.
The collection arrives on November 6, and will be available as two limited-edition 14-disc box sets on 7” colour vinyl and CD. Each version comes with brand-new messages from all five Spice Girls, making it an essential grab for collectors and fans who’ve followed the group since their 1996 takeover.
2026 marks 30 years since the release of Spice, the debut album that turned the group into global pop superstars. The record became one of the best-selling albums of all time, powered by a run of era-defining singles that reshaped pop culture and launched the worldwide Girl Power movement. Wannabe shot to No.1 in 37 countries, followed by Say You’ll Be There and 2 Become 1, both of which repeated the chart-topping success. The momentum continued with the double A-side Mama / Who Do You Think You Are, giving the group four consecutive UK No.1 singles from their first album.
The Singles Collection brings all of that history together in a handbag-inspired box finished in white holographic gloss and matt black foil. The 7” vinyl edition puts every single on colour vinyl for the first time, each paired with its original B-side. Fourteen colours, fourteen sleeves - a full Spice timeline in physical form. The CD edition goes even deeper, adding an exclusive disc featuring four previously unreleased demos from the archive.
The announcement follows yesterday’s cryptic teaser, where the group shared a mysterious video hinting at a 30th anniversary reveal. Fans spotted 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 called out superfans, collectors and music lovers, suggesting the group may be planning fan involvement as part of the celebrations.
