HE last performed on home soil as a star guest with Stevie Nicks at BST Hyde Park in July.
But Harry Styles could be preparing to go back to being a headliner . . . this time at Glastonbury.
Insiders tell us he has been approached by festival organiser Emily Eavis about headlining the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
The ex-One Direction star has never played at Glastonbury, but our mole reckons he would be their dream booking.
A source said: “Harry would be the perfect Glastonbury headliner and Emily has long wanted him on stage at Worthy Farm, but the dates have never quite worked out.”
The timing could not be better for Harry, who is believed to have been quietly working on his fourth studio album.
His last record, Harry’s House, came out two years ago and was a worldwide smash — going straight to the top of the UK charts, where it stayed for six weeks. Harry took the album on tour and, over 22 months, played to millions of fans across the world before finishing in Italy in July last year.
Now he’s had a break, all the signs are pointing to a big comeback in 2025.
Our insider said: “Harry would be an incredible act to watch on the Pyramid Stage. Glastonbury has a fallow year in 2026, so booking Harry for next year would be perfect.
“It is something the team at Glastonbury are pushing for. Whether that dream will come true, however, is still to be decided by Harry’s team.”
After seeing Harry live myself three times at his Love On Tour gigs, I can confirm he is an outstanding live performer with moves to rival Mick Jagger.
And with Cher also in advanced talks to play the Legends slot at Glasto, I think Emily is knocking it out of the park with her targets.
Babyshambles, All Saints, Judas Priest and Mumford & Sons are among the bands re-releasing some of their best music on vinyl for National Album Day on October 19.
This year’s theme is Great British Groups, and stars from Take That to the Spice Girls, and Suede are all involved.
Pete Doherty’s Babyshambles will reissue Shotter’s Nation on to 1LP clear vinyl, while All Saints’ self-titled debut will be on green vinyl for the first time.
Judas Priest mark their 55th anniversary as a group by reissuing sixth studio album British Steel, while Mumford & Sons’ 2009 offering Sigh No More is getting the same treatment. Suede are also using
National Album Day to honour the 30th anniversary of Dog Man Star, which is going back on to vinyl, along with the Spice Girls’ debut 1996 release, Spice.
Other acts getting in on the action include The Chemical Brothers and my old favourites, Simply Red.
You can pre-order yours now at nationalalbumday.co.uk.
Lord knows where the hell I am going to put all the records I’ve bought.
DUA LIPA has announced full details of her huge 40-date Radical Optimism tour, which kicks off in Singapore on November 5 and 6.
As well as two previously announced Wembley shows next year on June 20 and 21, she will also play Anfield in Liverpool on June 24 and Dublin’s Aviva venue on June 27.
The tour will see her wowing stadium crowds across the globe, including in America, Australia and Europe.
THERE’S a new celebrity haunt in London, and even though it’s not open yet it was packed with stars including Cat Deeley and Jamie Dornan on Thursday.
Insiders told me the A-Listers flocked to Soho House’s elite new venue, Soho Mews House, to watch a secret set by Nick Cave, with Cat looking incredible in a PVC coat and black dress.
