WHO WILL HEADLINE GLASTONBURY 2027? 5 NAMES TO WATCH

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The Road to Glastonbury 2027

With Glastonbury taking its scheduled fallow year this summer to let Worthy Farm’s land recover, the countdown to 2027 is already underway.

Speculation around next year’s Pyramid Stage headliners is building fast, especially after Emily Eavis recently confirmed that all three headliners are already booked – while officially ruling out Madonna from the lineup.

1. Harry Styles

After wrapping up his residency this year, Harry Styles could be back in Europe in 2027. Rolling Stone Germany and local media have reported speculation about a possible run of open-air shows at Berlin’s Tempelhofer Feld next summer.

Asked about potential 2027 concerts, Styles kept his plans open:

“Yeah, maybe. Maybe. I think we’ll go one year at a time. We’ll do this year first.”

2. Sabrina Carpenter

After European dates rumored for 2026 failed to materialize, Sabrina Carpenter could finally return to the continent next year. Her tour manager has previously hinted at future plans, and she has yet to tour Europe in support of Man’s Best Friend.

A 2027 European run therefore feels increasingly likely – and Glastonbury would be an obvious target.

3. Oasis

Speculation around an Oasis return to the live stage is already building for 2027. Current rumours point to potential large-scale shows in Manchester and Knebworth, while Liam Gallagher recently hinted to fans in Rome that the band could have more dates in the works

4. Sam Fender

Sam Fender could also be a major contender for 2027’s festival season. His collaboration “Rein Me In” recently made chart history, becoming the longest-running UK No. 1 single of all time.

With his profile continuing to grow, a summer packed with major European festival appearances would make total sense.

5. Fontaines D.C.

Fontaines D.C. are another name whose trajectory points towards the Pyramid Stage. With their new album out and the band set to headline Reading & Leeds this summer, they’re already moving into the top tier of festival billing.