Billie Eilish, Harry Styles and Sam Fender are tipped to headline Glastonbury 2027, according to a report from The Mail on Sunday, though the festival has not officially confirmed the line-up.
The alleged headliners were revealed after Glastonbury 2027 tickets sold out in less than 45 minutes. The Mail on Sunday reported that the 24-year-old Eilish is set to top the Pyramid Stage next June, alongside Styles and Fender.
Report and Official Status
The Mail's journalist Dolly Busby said on TikTok on Sunday that her source in the music industry is "so deep" she trusted what they told her. However, this has not been officially confirmed by Glastonbury.
In 2025, the headliners were The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo, with a fallow year taken this year to allow the land to recover.
Organiser's Comments and Rumoured Acts
In August, organiser Emily Eavis revealed that all headliners have been booked. "We're very excited about it - it's all coming together really well," she said.
Styles has yet to perform at the festival. He is due to wrap up the North American leg of his Together, Together tour in May, before heading to Europe for shows in July, leaving his June fairly available. In 2024, an insider told The Sun that Eavis has wanted to secure Styles for a while "but the dates have never quite worked out". The former One Direction star is priced at 4/6 by Gambling.com, giving him an implied probability of 60 per cent.
Fender played at the Pyramid Stage in 2022 ahead of Billie Eilish's headlining slot. Since then, he won the Mercury Prize in 2025, and his duet with Olivia Dean, "Rein Me In," became the longest-running Number 1 single in UK chart history. He is rumoured to be working on his fourth studio album and is priced at 6/4 odds.
Eilish has performed twice at Worthy Farm, debuting on the Other Stage in 2019 before returning in 2022 to headline the Pyramid Stage. At just 20, she became the youngest solo artist to headline the festival.
Other Rumoured Artists
Madonna had been tipped to appear, especially after her new record Confessions II entered the charts again, featuring collaborations with Sabrina Carpenter and Charlie XCX. The 68-year-old appeared to hint at a festival appearance on The Graham Norton Show, telling the host she had "something big" planned for June 2027. However, Eavis shut down the rumours, telling BBC Radio 4's PM programme this summer: "No, it's definitely not Madonna, I'll tell you that."
Robbie Williams is rumoured to be eyeing the Sunday "Legends" slot, following his appearance at the FIFA World Cup Final closing ceremony. 2027 would mark the 30th birthday of his debut album Life Thru a Lens. He is currently playing concert dates in Lancashire and Limerick in July 2027, scheduled just a week after the festival weekend. Williams, priced at 2/1 odds, has campaigned for the slot on podcasts like Robbie Williams Rewind, saying he is confident he would "slaughter" the performance.
Fontaines DC are hotly tipped as headliners with odds of 5/1, three years after performing at The Park Stage in 2024. They are set to release their fifth studio album Dopamine Chamber later this month, and will tour with shows at Heaton Park in Manchester and London Stadium. Their show at Slane Castle on 26 June takes place the day after Glastonbury 2027 concludes.
Oasis announced their 2027 tour with 42 dates, but Eavis ruled out their performance, replying to a fan on Instagram: "Sorry Jimmy, not this time!"
Sabrina Carpenter, fresh off a headlining slot at Coachella, has yet to appear at the festival. Her odds are 5/1, and her hit singles Espresso and Please Please Please were dominating the charts in 2024 during the festival window.
