Spice Girls make £600,000 in record sales ahead of rumoured world tour

The Spice Girls made more than £600,000 last year from money-spinning record sales - fuelling speculation that there could be a 30th anniversary reunion. Accounts for their firm Ltd show that they received £613, 275 in royalties for 2023.

The firm also retained more than £32,000 in cash in its coffers. and band guru Simon Fuller are said to be back in touch, with rumours the pair were meeting up in Miami earlier this year.

has told pals she is “90 percent out of the running” but Geri, Emma Bunton, Mel B and Mel C are said to be considering a lucrative tour next year. There have even been claims that Victoria could appear as an 'avatar', used in the hugely successful Abba shows in London. The Spice Girls' debut single 'Wannabe' was released in 1996 and propelled them to global fame. The latest accounts show there is still an appetite for their music, and suggest a demand to see them in concert.

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Mel Brown has hinted that a world tour is possible. They would follow in the footsteps of and , who enjoyed hugely lucrative ticket sales for their shows. Taylor Swift grossed £1.4bn in ticket sales.

Mel, known as Scary Spice, hinted this week that there could be plans on the horizon for the girls.

“We’ve got a year to work on them. Let’s put it that way,” she said.

The group has not performed as a five piece since the 2012 Olympics Closing Ceremony. They did a reunion tour in 2019 without Victoria.

In April last year, all five spent an evening together as part of Victoria's 50th birthday celebrations. It added to the hopes that they could be set to get back together again.

Band members have spoken openly of that as a possibility for next year. As a guest on ’s 2Day FM in March, Mel C said: “It’s 30 years next year since the release of Wannabe. We have to do something special.

"Obviously I can't say too much, but we are talking about things. Hopefully a nice little world tour."

In April, Geri said: "My hope is we come back together as a collective."

Geri said they still had love and respect for each other, again sparking hopes of a reunion.