On July 24, 2026, Mathew Knowles said Destiny’s Child is preparing unreleased songs and roughly 10 to 15 remixes for the group’s upcoming 30th anniversary. Knowles, who managed Beyoncé Knowles-Carter , Kelly Rowland , and Michelle Williams , told TMZ the material could arrive within 30 days, with guest appearances including Missy Elliott . The possible release would open Destiny’s Child’s vault more than two decades after the group’s final studio album and around 20 years after its official breakup. A full Destiny’s Child tour is not currently planned, but Mathew Knowles has not ruled out occasional performances by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams. What’s In Destiny’s Child’s Vault? Mathew Knowles said Destiny’s Child has both unheard recordings and dance and urban remixes waiting to be released. “It’s time to share that,” he told TMZ, adding in another interview that the new material could feature guest rappers and that fans may hear it within the next 30 days. Destiny’s Child began as Girl’s Tyme, the early 1990s group that included Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Kelly Rowland, LaTavia Roberson, Támar Davis, Nikki Taylor, and Nina Taylor. After a 1992 appearance on Star Search ended in a loss, the lineup evolved, LeToya Luckett joined, and the group adopted the Destiny’s Child name in 1996; the definitive trio formed in 2000. Destiny’s Child released five studio albums, earned 14 Grammy nominations, and won three Grammys for “Say My Name” and “Survivor,” while delivering hits such as “Bills, Bills, Bills” and “Independent Women Part I.”