Glastonbury Organiser Confirms Madonna Will Not Headline Festival in 2027
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1-Minute Brief
The announcement clarifies speculation about potential headliners and highlights ongoing public interest in Glastonbury's lineup decisions.
Key Facts
- Emily Eavis, Glastonbury festival organiser, stated Madonna is 'definitely not' among the booked headliners.
- Rumours had circulated suggesting Madonna would headline Glastonbury in 2027.
- Eavis confirmed that the festival's headliners for next year have already been booked.
- Eavis did not confirm whether Taylor Swift is among the booked headliners.
- Madonna has never performed at Glastonbury, despite holding the record for most UK top 10 singles by a female artist.
What Happened
Glastonbury festival organiser Emily Eavis has publicly denied rumours that Madonna will headline the festival in 2027, stating that the headliners have already been booked and Madonna is not among them.
Why It Matters
This clarification addresses widespread speculation about the festival's lineup and underscores the significant public and media attention given to Glastonbury's headliner announcements.
What's Next
The identities of the 2027 headliners remain unannounced, and speculation may continue until the official lineup is revealed.
Sources
Confirmed by 2 independent sources
- BBC NewsCenter3h agoGlastonbury festival organiser dismisses rumours that Madonna will headline in 2027
- The GuardianLeft1h agoMadonna will not be playing Glastonbury in 2027, Emily Eavis says
