Harry Styles sparks Glastonbury 2027 rumours

Harry Styles has hinted at a possible Glastonbury 2027 headline slot with the recently-announced gap in his extended tour schedule.

The 32-year-old singer announced this week that he's adding 25 new dates to his Together, Together tour, spanning 12 cities in 2027.

The tour kicks off April 2 with shows in Phoenix, followed by stops in Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago through the end of May. After that, there's a gap of nearly a month before his next scheduled show in Berlin at the start of July, a break that falls right around the dates of Glastonbury Festival, which runs June 23 to 27.

That timing has fans buzzing online, with many pointing out that the open window would give Styles enough time to prepare for a headlining performance on the festival's famous Pyramid Stage. 

Some fans noted that Glastonbury typically announces headliners separately from artist confirmations, meaning Styles wouldn't necessarily be able to confirm anything himself even if it were true.

After his North American dates, Styles' tour continues through Europe with stops in Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin, before wrapping with three shows at London's Wembley Stadium.

Each stop on the extended tour will feature a different opening act, including Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson, Caroline Polachek, LCD Soundsystem, and Tears For Fears, among others.