The Spice World reunion shows are well underway, with only four gigs to go until the hotly-anticipated tour wraps up.
And the Spice Girls showed no signs of slowing down on Saturday as they put on an astonishing show at the Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.
The group, who kicked off their tour at Croke Park in Dublin last month, have since travelled across the country to perform a selection of their hits for elated fans.
Dazzling: The Spice Girls showed no signs of slowing down on Saturday as they put on an astonishing show at the Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh
And Saturday night's extravaganza was no different, with Melanie Brown, 44, Geri Horner, 46, Melanie Chisholm, 45, and Emma Bunton, 43, taking to the stage in front of 67,000 attendees.
The four songstresses slipped into various glamorous ensembles as they performed fan favourites Spice Up Your Life, Viva Forever, and Stop at the hotly-anticipated gig.
In one shot from the night, Mel B and Emma held hands as they sang to the packed crowd, Mel in a plunging animal print jumpsuit and Emma in a glittering, fuchsia mini dress.
Pose: The group, who kicked off their tour at Croke Park in Dublin last month, have since travelled across the country to perform a selection of their hits for elated fans
Tribute: Geri Horner paid tribute to the Scottish crowd by throwing a tartan scarf over her Union Jack inspired gown
Another saw Geri pay tribute to the Scottish crowd by throwing a tartan scarf over her Union Jack inspired gown, as Mel C sat beside her in rhinestone-covered blue leggings and a crop top.
Emma was then see holding a can of Irn Bru into the air as she grinned at the crowd in a shot posted to her Instagram.
The girls then coordinated in metallic gold and silver ensembles, before closing their lengthy set with 1996 single Wannabe.
Costume change: The four songstresses slipped into various glamorous ensembles as they performed fan favourites Spice Up Your Life, Viva Forever, and Stop at the gig
Pals: In one shot from the night, Mel B and Emma held hands as they sang to the packed crowd
Jump: The girls then coordinated in metallic gold and silver ensembles, before closing their lengthy set with 1996 single Wannabe
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