Spice Girls will unveil ‘unreleased recordings’ for the first time to celebrate 30th anniversary of debut album

THE Spice Girls are gearing up to mark their 30th anniversary by unveiling unheard recordings and tracks for the first time. The Sun can exclusively reveal that the five members have come together for the project behind-the-scenes to mark 30 years since their debut hit, Wannabe. Spice Girls are gearing up to release a new singles collection to mark their 30th anniversary Credit: Rankin All their single, B-sides and unheard demos will be available for the first time Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk As part of the celebrations, they will be releasing The Singles Collection, a complete collection of all of their singles as collectors edition CD box set. It means that every single and every B-side from the band will be packaged together for the first time. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! It will release on the 6th of November but that is not all from the five powerful pop ladies. The boxset will also contain an array of unrealsed and unheard tracks and demos – a move that will delight die-hard Spice fans. It is a major update for fans of the ladies Credit: Getty – Contributor All five members have also composed special new messages to their fans Credit: Reuters Do You Think About Me, one of the group’s earliest demos, will be formally released for the very first time – after years of discussion among fans. A total of four never-heard-before demo tracks will be available on the physical CD version. Each of the five members have also prepared special anniversary messages for the first time which will come as part of the epic bundle package. The band released their debut album, Spice, in 1996 and enjoyed a hugely successful career off the back of it. Most read in TV Fans had been hoping there would be something special to mark the anniversary after it was revealed that talks for a 30th anniversary tour had fallen through. Spice Girls: The Singles Collection will be released on 6th November. Comment now