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25 years of the Spice Girls! Here's how the group will be celebrating

It's been 25 years since the Spice Girls dropped their debut single Wannabe, and to celebrate, the group will be releasing a special EP.

An announcement on the group's official Instagram page reads: "Wannabe is 25! To celebrate we're releasing a limited edition vinyl and cassette, featuring: Wannabe (original single), Wannabe (Junior Vasquez remix edit), Wannabe (demo) and previously unreleased track 'Feed Your Love'."

According to the post, the EP will be available digitally from 9 July, while the cassette and vinyl will follow on 23 July.

But that was not the only news the Spice Girls had for their fans. In a previous post, they asked fans to share "photos, videos or stories", showing the impact the Spice Girls had on their lives.

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