The complete Glastonbury line-up isn’t usually confirmed until the end of May, but loads of artists, including the headliners, are usually revealed earlier. With a fallow year taking place in 2026, the next Glasto takes place in June 2027. It’s probably still a long wait until any official announcements, but, some artists have already ‘self-confirmed’ their place.
Of course, there’s also plenty of rumours, and while they’re pretty loose this far out, some of the strongest rumours always prove to be true.
We’ve listed every artist that’s either officially confirmed, self-confirmed or rumoured below – and we’re keeping the list updated daily with the latest developments.
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The Glastonbury line-up for 2027 so far
Confirmed officially by Glasto organisers
- None
Strongest headliner rumours
It’s still too early to put weight on any rumours. Sam Fender, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift have been leading the bookmakers odds, but we wouldn’t take much from that at this stage.
Self-confirmed by the artist
When bands or artists reveal they’ll be at Glastonbury 2027 during their gigs, in interviews or on their social media, without any official word from Glastonbury organisers, we’ll list them here.
- TOMORA
- Tom Rowlands (Chemical Brothers) and Aurora collaboration
- Source
Strong Rumours
- Nothing yet
Other Rumours
- Arctic Monkeys
- Baggy Mondays
- Ed Sheeran
- Ellie Goulding
- Eminem
- Faye
- Harry Styles
- Kneecap
- Inhaler
- Oasis
- Patmandu
- Raye
- Revelation Roots
- Rihanna
- Sam Fender
- Taylor Swift
- The Outlaw Orchestra
Regulars
We don’t have any confirmation these will be playing, but they’ve played (usually multiple!) sets at every Glasto for years, so we’d be more surprised if they don’t show up on the Glastonbury line-up.
- Basil Brush
- Beans on Toast
- Billy Bragg
- Carl Cox
- Craig Charles
- Fatboy Slim
- Mik Artistik
Ruled out / unlikely
Artists confirmed not to be playing and previously rumoured artists we now think are unlikely to appear on this year’s Glastonbury line-up. Also includes artists with conflicting tour dates.
- Nothing yet
Other additions & site changes
- Nothing yet
Bookmakers’ odds
Back in October, William Hill were taking bets on Pyramid Stage headliners, though the market seems to have been removed from their website as of December. At the time, the leading odds were:
- Sam Fender – 2/1
- Ed Sheeran – 3/1
- Taylor Swift – 3/1
- Eminem – 4/1
- Rihanna – 4/1
- Oasis – 4/1
- Bar – 4/1
- Arctic Monkeys – 5/1
Lee Phelps, spokesperson for William Hill, said at the time: “Rumours that the Arctic Monkeys are preparing for a return have prompted speculation on what the near future holds for the band, with another headline slot at Glastonbury a real possibility.”
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