Spice Girls fans have spent years waiting for a big comeback, and after the girl group revealed its latest announcement, they'll have to keep waiting.The beloved girl group's social media pages posted a video on Sept. 9 of a newspaper lying on a staircase that read "R U a Spice Girls fan with the ability to sing & dance? R U a superfan, a collector a music lover?"On Thursday, Sept. 10, the group announced "The Singles Collection," a 14-disc colored-vinyl and CD box set featuring singles, B-sides, previously unreleased demos and "a few surprises from the vault." The collection, which includes timeless hits such as "Wannabe" and "Say You'll Be There," will be released Nov. 6."For the first time ever, they’re all together in THE SINGLES COLLECTION 💖" the account wrote.Fans were quick to call the reveal underwhelming with one Instagram commenter quipping that they were putting their card back in their purse, and another writing, "This could have been an email.""Do they know we have Spotify," another comment read.USA TODAY has reached out to the Spice Girls' representative for comment.Spice Girls fans were expecting a new tourMany believed the group was about to announce a new tour, which would be the artists' first in more than six years."Negotiating with my husband on my price cap for Spice Girls tickets today was for NOTHING," one Instagram user commented.On TikTok, one commenter wrote "girls, a few pointers of what we really really want: a tour with all 5 girls spice world on streaming impulse body spray chupa chups 90s platform shoe collection take your pick. we already have ALL the CDs."The group's last reunion tour concluded in 2019 and did not feature Victoria Beckham, aka "Posh Spice."Some fans criticized those who thought the announcement would be a tour since the newspaper in the video teaser read "No sheet music required but you will need a vinyl or a CD player."Two Spice Girls partner with Dunkin'The announcement comes after Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell-Horner appeared in the latest Dunkin' ad campaign."Baby Spice" and "Ginger Spice" promoted the chain's Pumpkin Spice Signature Lattes.In the video, the two playfully reveal that the group once had a sixth member: "Pumpkin Spice," played by comedian Rachel Dratch. Halliwell-Horner and Bunton said the sixth member was ultimately excluded because she was "just slightly too seasonal.""She left to focus on lattes, and honestly, I respect that kind of commitment," Dratch said of her character in a statement.Contributing: Melina Khan, USA TODAY