Celine Dion 'Real Chance' to Perform at Glastonbury 2027 After Comeback

Celine Dion is officially ready to return to the spotlight after her health issues forced her to stop live shows.

Her comeback has sent shockwaves through the music industry, with fans immediately wondering if Worthy Farm could be her next destination.

The iconic singer, 58, has endured a turbulent few years after being diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological condition.

Paddy Power, a betting company, has estimated a 10/1 chance for her to headline the Pyramid Stage in 2027, but a 'skinny 9/4' for her to take the coveted Legends slot.

The festival will return in 2027 after a fallow year.

The official Legend slot began in 1998, a spiritual fourth headliner for the already stacked lineups, with Tony Bennett taking the first spot.

Stiff-person syndrome (SPS) is a rare autoimmune movement disorder that affects the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord).

The condition ultimately leaves sufferers as 'human statues' as it progressively locks the body into rigid positions, leaving people unable to walk or talk.

As the disease progresses, patients sometimes become unable to walk or bend.

Celine Dion is planning to put on a series of 10 shows at Paris's La Défense Arena in September and October.

Announcing her return on Instagram, Celine said: 'I’m so ready to do this. I’m feeling good, I’m feeling strong, I’m feeling excited, obviously, [and] of course, a little nervous.'

'I’m doing great, managing my health, feeling good. I’m singing again, even doing a little bit of dancing.'

Other artists mentioned in the betting odds to headline Glastonbury 2027 include Harry Styles (7/4), Sam Fender (3/1), and Oasis (3/1).

American pop stars Beyoncé and Taylor Swift are also in the running (7/2), with Taylor previously set to headline in 2020.

Miley Cyrus, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Raye are all in the mix, following the success of pop princesses like Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo.