Excitement for Glastonbury Festival 2027 is already gathering pace following the announcement that official ticket sales will begin next month. As the UK’s largest and most iconic music festival, speculation around the headline acts for the Pyramid Stage is intensifying.
Festival organiser Emily Eavis revealed in a recent BBC Radio interview that three artists have already been booked for the 2027 event, although no official lineup details have yet been disclosed by the organisers.
In the absence of confirmed acts, betting firms have provided odds on potential headliners. According to the latest Oddschecker data, Harry Styles and Sam Fender are the favourites, each with a 40 per cent chance of securing a headline slot.
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Following closely behind, Oasis – fresh from their reunion – hold a 33 per cent probability of appearing as headliners, while Taylor Swift is at 29 per cent. Fred Again is also considered a strong contender, with a 20 per cent chance.
Other notable artists in contention include Ed Sheeran, Sabrina Carpenter, Radiohead, and Florence and the Machine, all of whom have between a 20 and 25 per cent probability of headlining.
Less likely, but not impossible, candidates such as Chappell Roan, Eminem, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna each have around an 11 per cent implied probability according to the odds.
Harry Styles, currently on tour, has a noticeable free slot in his schedule next summer, and given that he has yet to perform at Glastonbury, 2027 may mark his debut appearance on the Pyramid Stage.
Sam Fender, who has recently enjoyed remarkable success with the record-breaking single “Rein Me In” featuring Olivia Dean – the longest-running UK number one single with 19 weeks at the top – could also be poised to bring his celebratory momentum to the festival.
Tickets for Glastonbury 2027 will be priced at £408 each, plus a £5 booking fee, alongside postage and packaging costs. As in previous years, tickets are non-transferable, and purchasers must provide a photograph of the registered ticket holder. Security measures will verify that only the named individual gains entry to the festival.
With ticket sales opening soon, anticipation is high for the announcement of the official line-up and the prospect of witnessing some of the biggest names in music performing at Glastonbury next summer.