The quartet – Emma Bunton, Mel B, Melanie C and Geri Horner – take to Wembley Stadium for three consecutive nights, starting tonight. Their run will wrap up a 13-date jaunt that’s already visited Dublin, Cardiff, Manchester, Coventry, Sunderland, Edinburgh and Bristol. So what do fans have in store at the hugely anticipated extravaganza? Here’s all the info you need for the Spice World tour.
The timings for the show are as follows:
Doors: 5:00pm
Jess Glynne: 7:15pm
Spice Girls: 8:30pm
Curfew: 10:30pm
Some limited tickets are still available on Ticketmaster, but with very “low availability”.
Resales are also up for grabs on both Ticketmaster and See Tickets, while you can use Twickets to help identify specific seats and areas that are being resold.
Assuming the setlist does not deviate from the previous shows on the tour, this is what the band will be performing:
- Spice Up Your Life
- If U Can’t Dance
- Who Do You Think You Are
- Do It
- Something Kinda Funny
- Move Over / Sound Off (Interlude)
- Holler
- Queer Tango (Interlude)
- Viva Forever
- Let Love Lead the Way
- Goodbye
- Never Give Up on the Good Times
- We Are Family (Sister Sledge cover)
- Love Thing
- The Lady Is a Vamp
- The Last Waltz (Interlude)
- Too Much
- Say You’ll Be There
- 2 Become 1
- Girl Power (Interlude)
- Stop
- Mama
- Wannabe
What is the weather forecast?
Those attending the show tonight (June 13) may get a little wet: the Met Office has a 50% chance of rain at Wembley Stadium from 7pm.
Friday’s show should be performed under clear skies, while Saturday’s is a little more uncertain: the Met Office has a 30% chance of precipitation from 7pm, while BBC Weather shows only a 16% chance.
The band took to Instagram after heavy rain accompanied a show in Bristol earlier this week, and by all accounts the show was a blast regardless of the weather.