First held in 1970 as the Pop, Blues & Folk Festival - when just 1,500 people attended - Glastonbury has grown to become a major event in the British cultural calendar, with most of the biggest names in music having played it at least once.
Last year over 200,000 enjoyed headline sets from Neil Young, Olivia Rodrigo and The 1975, along with hundreds of other bands playing countless stages of all sizes - and millions watched the extensive television coverage.
As part of the green ethos of organisers Michael and Emily Evis, the event taking a break every five years to give the working farm some time to rejuvenate from the inevitable wear and tear caused - and this year was one such ‘fallow year’.
The resultant gap in 2026’s music festival has, if anything, only increased speculation as to who will be topping the bill in 2027.
The tickets went on sale earlier this month and sold out immediately - despite not a single act being announced.
If you managed to bag your spot at Worthy Farm, here are the artists you are most likely to see,
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1. Taylor Swift - 1/2
Arguably the biggest artist on the planet at the moment, Taylor Swift has never played Glastonbury - her headline slot in 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic. She's sure to be near the top of Emily Eavis' wishlist and is now the red hot 1/2 favourite to headline. | AFP via Getty Images
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2. Sam Fender - 2/1
Sam Fender has already proven himself as a festival headliner and should have at least one more album under his belt by the time Glastonbury 2027 comes around. If his career projectory continues at the current rate he'll be a huge hit on Worthy Farm. He's the 2/1 second favourite to bag one of the three headline slots. | Getty Images for Coachella
3. Harry Styles - 2/1
Harry Styles' record breaking 12-night residency at London's Wembley Stadium proved that he is one of the biggest live acts in the world at the moment. He's now the 2/1 joint second favourite to be last up on the Pyramid Stage in 2027. | Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images
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4. Ed Sheeran - 3/1
Ed Sheeran has plenty of history at Glastonbury. He first played on the tiny Croissant Neuf stage in 2011 shortly before his debut album came out. He was third on the the bill on the Pyramid Stage in 2014, then closed the entire festival in 2017, attracting an emormous crowd. He's highly fancied to make a return in 2027 to make the 10th anniversary of that performance. | Getty Images for for iHeartRadio