The Spice Girls Reform For World Tour

The girl group will play eight countries...

by Scott Colothan
Thursday, June 28, 2007

The Spice Girls have confirmed the worst kept secret in pop music – that they are to reform for a world tour.

All five members of the pop supergroup attended a conference at the o2 Arena at midday today to unveil the new officially.

Their tour will kick off in Los Angeles in December and will move on to take in Las Vegas, New York, London, Koln, Madrid, Beijing, Hong Kong, Sydney, Cape Town and Beunos Aires.

The five members last performed together in 1998 when Geri Halliwell quit the group. After a poor performing final album ‘Forever’ in 2000, the four remaining members went their separate ways.

At the moment, apart from the world tour, there is no news of any fresh material from the outfit.

Simon Fuller, the man behind their phenomenal success, is once again masterminding their world tour.

The Spice Girls have sold a massive 55million records worldwide and notched up nine number one singles in the UK alone.

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WHAM! Should reform since its bring back the old school year. shows how music is going down hill if people like take that and others have to come back.
~ by AYE_YE_KNO_IT! 6/28/2007
Well if you wanna see them mime and pay through the odds for the tickets and merchandise to subsidise there 10 million each !!
~ by OH NO! 6/28/2007
Victoria is he best! :)
~ by Alexey 6/28/2007
i think it’s cool that they are comeing back coz i loved them when they was first out and i still do iv missed them. there songs are the best i hope they will stay together for ever this time
~ by lois 6/29/2007
Spice Chics are badass! It’ll be cool seeing them again. They were quite unique.
~ by Thomas 9/25/2007