Destiny's Child is set to release new music in celebration of its upcoming 30th anniversary, according to Mathew Knowles, the father of group member Beyoncé.
Knowles told TMZ on Thursday that the Grammy-winning trio has 10 to 15 remixes recorded, including urban and dance versions. While it is unclear if these tracks will comprise a full album, Knowles confirmed that all three members—Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams—are involved in this new musical era.
Additionally, Knowles stated that the group has unreleased audio and video material that is currently being processed for release. However, fans hoping for a reunion tour will be disappointed, as Knowles indicated there are no current plans for live performances.
The last studio album from Destiny's Child, "Destiny Fulfilled," was released in November 2004, and the group officially disbanded in 2005. The members have pursued solo careers since then.
The possibility of a reunion has been a frequent topic of discussion among fans, particularly after Knowles posted a photo on Instagram in February featuring himself with Beyoncé, Rowland, and Williams on a luxury boat. This picture sparked significant fan speculation about new music or a tour.
The members of Destiny's Child have maintained a close relationship since the group's dissolution. They last reunited for a performance during Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour in July 2025, where they appeared together on stage wearing themed outfits. Prior to that, the group had not performed live together since Beyoncé's headlining set at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2018.
Mathew Knowles, who managed Destiny's Child from its formation in Houston in the 1990s, shared the February photo with the caption, "With the ladies." The image showed Beyoncé, then 44, wearing a patterned swimsuit with a shirt, her hair in a high ponytail, and red sunglasses. Rowland, 45, wore a blue and white silk patterned ensemble, while Williams, 46, donned a cream striped dress. The three artists had their arms around Knowles.
The February post led to an outpouring of fan comments on social media, with many expressing hope for a reunion tour. One user wrote, "Dear Mr. Knowles…We need a Destiny Child’s reunion tour very soon…Please and Thank you."