The Spice Girls’ solo stars are set to reunite for a concert marking the group’s 30th anniversary, according to reports in Sun News. The event is planned to celebrate three decades since their global breakthrough and the enduring impact of their music on fans around the world.
Victoria Beckham is reportedly among those joining the lineup for a performance at the Glastonbury Festival. While she initially appeared hesitant, insiders say she has decided to accept the invitation and take part in the milestone show.
An insider noted that turning 50 next year for Beckham and celebrating 30 years for the group creates a two-year window that fans would not want to miss. The behind‑the‑scenes chatter suggests the reunion is designed to honor both the personal journeys of each member and the enduring legacy of the Spice Girls as a cultural phenomenon.
Plans are also reportedly in motion for a documentary that will showcase never-before-seen photographs and footage from the early days of the band. Industry chatter indicates that big streaming platforms are eyeing the project, with Netflix and Apple TV showing interest in potential rights to this retrospective look at the Spice Girls’ rise and evolution.
The last time the group performed together in full was at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Since then, a number of members have appeared in separate live shows across the United Kingdom and Ireland, with the 2019–2020 tour featuring several stops where Victoria Beckham could not participate due to personal commitments. The current plan appears to bring the original five members back together for a celebratory return to the stage, along with continued exploration of their historical influence and cultural footprint.
The idea of a family connection to the band’s public profile has remained in the public eye, including moments that drew attention to the personal lives of the members and their ventures beyond music. A recent spotlight has shone on the Spice Girls’ lasting resonance in fashion, pop culture, and fan communities around the world.
Source: Sun