Which group made Beyoncé famous before her solo career?

Destiny’s Child made Beyoncé famous before her solo career.

The group formed in Houston, Texas, in the 1990s and became one of the best-selling female groups in music history. Beyoncé was its lead singer, and Kelly Rowland was another longstanding member. Michelle Williams joined during the group’s most commercially successful period, creating the trio most associated with Destiny’s Child.

The group originally recorded under other names, including Girl’s Tyme, before signing with Columbia Records as Destiny’s Child. Their breakthrough came with the late-1990s album The Writing’s on the Wall, which included “Bills, Bills, Bills” and “Say My Name.” Survivor followed in 2001 and became one of their most successful releases.

Destiny’s Child officially disbanded in 2006 after a farewell period. Beyoncé’s experience in the group gave her a foundation in vocal performance, choreography, recording, and large-scale touring. She later reunited with Rowland and Williams for selected performances, including Beyoncé’s 2013 Super Bowl halftime show appearance.