Taylor Swift is the closest challenger at 5/2, and she has never played the festival. Sam Fender is 3/1 and Robbie Williams is 7/2, on odds from Gambling.com.
General admission tickets for Glastonbury 2027 sold out in 42 minutes, and the fans who got them still do not know who is headlining. Harry Styles is a 5/6 favourite for a Pyramid Stage slot.
Those prices have moved since the October headliner odds published as the first tickets went on sale. Styles was 4/6 then, Fender 6/4, Williams 2/1 and Swift 3/1. He is still the man to beat, but Swift has shortened and the other two have drifted. Bookmakers are not agreed. William Hill had Sam Fender shortest last week, at 1/3 to headline any Pyramid night, with Styles at 5/6. A short price is not a booking.
The latest Gambling.com prices are:
- Harry Styles, 5/6
- Taylor Swift, 5/2
- Sam Fender, 3/1
- Robbie Williams, 7/2
Organiser Emily Eavis says all three Pyramid Stage headliners are already booked. She told BBC Radio 4 it is “definitely not Madonna”, then added that the three acts are in place and “it’s all coming together really well”.
Oasis are out as well. When a fan asked if she had booked them, Eavis replied: “Sorry Jimmy, not this time!” The band are at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium on the Friday and Saturday of Glastonbury weekend, and Liam Gallagher had already posted that a Worthy Farm return was “not happening”. They were 6/1 in an earlier set of Oasis tour specials. Oasis last headlined the Pyramid in 2004, after a 1995 headline set that brought Robbie Williams on stage.
Swift was announced for the 50th anniversary in 2020, before that festival was cancelled, so she is still waiting on a Worthy Farm debut. Eavis laughed and would not discuss her when asked this summer. Styles has never played Glastonbury either. His Together, Together tour, which added a run of Wembley Stadium dates, leaves a gap between a Chicago show on 5 June and Berlin on 2 July. Fender has already played the Pyramid Stage, though not as a headliner.
Tickets cost £408, including a £5 booking fee, the first time the price has passed £400. That is £29.50 more than the £378.50 charged in 2025. Buyers paid it with no names on the bill. Coach packages went on sale at 6pm on Thursday 1 October and were gone in under 30 minutes. General admission followed at 9am on Sunday 4 October and sold out 42 minutes later. Fans needed a registration number just to join the queue.
The festival returns to Worthy Farm in Pilton from Wednesday 23 June to Sunday 27 June 2027, after a fallow year in 2026. That return, and the £408 price, were set out when Glastonbury 2027 tickets were announced in September. Organisers have pointed anyone who missed out to a resale of cancelled or returned tickets in spring 2027. The line-up is usually revealed around then too. Until it is, the odds are only a market, not a bill.
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