Spice Girls set to reunite

August 07 2015 15:24:23

Spice Girls set to reunite

ISTANBUL

The most successful girl band in music history, the Spice Girls, are reuniting for an international tour next year, according to the Sun.

While Victoria Beckham is not available to join the girls, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Mel C and Mel B are reportedly reuniting for the 20th anniversary tour of their worldwide hit “Wanna Be.”

The Spice Girls already reunited for a 47-date tour in 2007 before the present announcement. The world’s best-selling girl group are now hoping to find the right management team for the reunion.

The Spice Girls have sold more than 85 million records since they released their debut single, “Wanna Be,” in November 1996.

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