Mel C reveals the Spice Girls discuss ‘offers and opportunities’ for the band’s future ‘every week’ and that ‘at some point we’ll be back on the road’
Mel C has revealed the Spice Girls talk about their future every week.
The 46-year-old singer wants the iconic girl group to go back on the road for dates in Australia, South America and South-East Asia, after the success of their 13-date UK reunion tour last summer.
She told Musicfeeds.com.au: ‘I mean touring is up in the air for everybody right now but that was my wish.
It’s not over yet! Mel C has revealed the Spice Girls talk about their future every week
‘I wanted to make the solo record but I wanted to carve out time for that and those shows.
‘But getting four people to agree on times, places and duration and all of those things is really, really hard.
‘We stay in touch, the door and the dialogue is open. We are discussing offers and opportunities on a weekly basis.
‘So, I like to think that at some point we’ll be back out on the road.’
‘We’ll be back on the road at some point!’ The 46-year-old singer wants the iconic girl group to go back on the road for dates in Australia, South America and South-East Asia, after the success of their 13-date UK reunion tour last summer
She told Musicfeeds.com.au: ‘I mean touring is up in the air for everybody right now but that was my wish’
Mel C reunited with Geri Horner, Emma Bunton and Mel B in 2019.
The band performed as a four-piece, with fifth member Victoria Beckham sitting it out.
The Spice Girls had previously been a quartet when Geri sensationally quit the group in 1998.
She re-joined the band for their 2007/08 world comeback tour, and again in 2012 when the group sang at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics.
Quartet: Mel C reunited with Geri Horner, Emma Bunton and Mel B in 2019
Missing: The band performed as a four-piece, with fifth member Victoria Beckham sitting it out
Mel B recently revealed she is more than up for another reunion – and also wished they had filmed the show for fans to relive on TV at home.
She explained: ‘I think 13 shows was too short, even though we did not set out to do more than one. I hope we do more.
‘It was beautiful. We were all knackered after every show as we put everything on the stage, for everyone to take home.
‘Things were difficult behind the scenes. We never got round to [filming] it, sadly. We were so focused on having an incredible show.
Empowering: Mel C also went on to explain how she was keen to channel the Girl Power inspiration of Spice Girls through her own solo music, including new single Who I Am
Five-piece: In 2012 the group sang at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics
‘It was complicated… as we had new management. It was a crazy time. Basically we didn’t get our s**t together.’
Mel C also went on to explain how she was keen to channel the Girl Power inspiration of Spice Girls through her own solo music, including new single Who I Am.
She said: ‘I want it to be empowering for people. I’ve always found strength in music and lyrics.
‘Along with the Spice Girls, I feel like we’ve done that for other people. I want to continue to do that. I really want people to identify with it. I think it’s a lot of people’s story.’