Spice Girls return with a special edition of 'Forever'
The Spice Girls celebrate 25 years of Forever with a special vinyl edition. Nostalgia and British pop return.
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The iconic British girl-pop group Spice Girls celebrates a milestone in their career: the 25th anniversary of their album Forever, originally released in 2000. To commemorate this anniversary, they are announcing a special limited edition of the album that promises to thrill both long-time fans and new generations.
A collector's edition
The reissue of Forever will be released on November 7, 2025 in limited edition vinyl format – characterized by a “red and black marble” design and cover art gatefold.
The package includes four collectible posters with never-before-seen images of each member of the group, designed to offer a special experience to fans.
Universal Music Group describes the album as a fusion of “smooth R&B influences with pure pop power,” reaffirming its value within the band’s catalog.
Legacy, reunions and expectations
Formed in 1994, the Spice Girls—originally composed of Geri Halliwell, Melanie Chisholm, Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown, and Emma Bunton—are considered the most successful girl group in pop music history, with over 100 million records sold.
Forever It was her third studio album, and the only one without Geri Halliwell's participation, making it a unique piece within her discography.
While this reissue doesn't announce any new tracks or an immediate tour, it has sparked rumors among fans about a possible major comeback or full reunion project in the coming years.
What does this relaunch mean?
This release represents more than just a vinyl release: it's a gesture celebrating the continued existence of a musical brand that defined generations. For collectors, the limited edition adds value; for nostalgic fans, it's an invitation to revisit an era; and for the curious, it's a chance to discover a slice of British pop history.
The shift to high-end physical formats (like this special vinyl) also coincides with a resurgence of interest in vinyl and musical “object culture.”
In summary: The Spice Girls, without announcing a global tour or new album for now, are back at the center of the musical conversation thanks to this re-release of Forever, connecting past and present in a conscious and well-curated way.
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