Glastonbury fans ‘work out’ huge Brit rock band and US superstar have signed up for festival after ‘clue’

BRITISH festival goers are convinced that US pop superstar Chappell Roan is set to headline at Glastonbury next year.

There also appear to be rumours that Sheffield rock band, Bring Me to the Horizon are also destined for the line up this year.

Both of these electrifying acts have already been confirmed for the Reading and Leeds festivals and now fans on social media are suggesting that this is a natural precursor for Glastonbury.

One person suggested that Chappell Roan could be headed for the Pyramid stage:

They said: “Chappell confirmed as an English headline exclusive, so it looks quite possible that she could sub pyramid.”

Another commented Chappell Roan could be supporting the big headline act, also rumouered to be Olivia Rodrigo.

They said: “Rumours suggest she’s subbing Olivia Rodrigo on the pyramid.”

And another said that as one of the biggest bands in the world, BMTH would be a natural fit for the pyramid stage.

“They’re one of the biggest rock bands in the world, 13 million Spotify listeners and theyre headlining every other festival they’ve booked for.

A home-grown British band too, which is often a big box ticked for a first time glasto headliner.”

American singer songwriter Chappell Roan has become one of the biggest break out artists of the last few years.

Her 2022 album, the Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess gathered a cult following and was widely regarded as a sleeper hit by 2024, peaking in the top five albums in the UK, the US and New Zealand. 

Her unique sound is inspired by synth pop and 2000s pop songs and her aesthetic is influenced by Drag Queens, with Rolling Stones mag calling her 'Campy'.

Recently the singer has come under fire, after she fired the manager Nick Bobetsky who made her a star and also hit out online at her fans who ask for an autograph.

Back in August she fumed on TikTok, saying: "

She fumed: “I don’t give a f*** if you think it’s selfish of me to say no for a photo or for your time or for a hug.

“That’s not normal. That’s weird.

“I don’t want whatever it is you think you’re supposed to be entitled to when you see a celebrity.”

Meanwhile BMTH band formed in Sheffield in 2004 have led by lead singer Oli Sykes have built up a solid following over the last 20 years.

The band have sold over 5 million records worldwide and have consistently topped the UK Rock and Metal Singles Chart.