Huge pop star teases surprise Glastonbury performance with cryptic post and fans can’t believe it

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A well-known music sensation hinted at an unexpected showcase at Glastonbury Festival via a mysterious message, leaving fans astonished.

At the Somerset festival, you’ll find a variety of stages and tents hosting unexpected performances, as stars like Lorde, Paramore, and Haim take turns gracing the stage.

Now, supporters are speculating that it might be none other than Robbie Williams preparing for a performance, as he subtly hinted at this possibility by sharing something significant with his Instagram audience on Friday.

Gary Barlow, a member of the band Take That, who performed as the headliner at Worthy Farm festival back in 1998, posted a picture of a blue commemorative plaque on the Glastonbury sign situated in the VIP area to indicate it as a notable location.

As a die-hard fan, I boldly stepped into that zone without the proper passes, approval, or even a hint of being in vogue, Robbie Williams-style!

‘His presence was uninvited, unofficial and ultimately inevitable.’

In a recent post, Robbie wrote, ‘Thirty years have passed…’ followed by a picture of a sign saying, ‘You’re in Glastonbury.’ (or alternatively, ‘Welcome to Glastonbury.’)

After the post, fans expressed great enthusiasm in the comment section, speculating about his potential appearance.

They said: ‘Can’t cope soooooo excited please please please.’ 

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’m excitedly sharing that later today, you might be diving into the ‘secret workout’ or joining the buzz around it! Either way, it’s your time to shine – ready for the challenge? By the way, the song is fantastic; let’s get this party started!

’30 years later and I’m still here with you♥️.’

‘The secret set?!!’ 

‘Someone get me in immediately!’

‘It’s definitely BRITPOP.’

A significant clue arises as Robbie changed his social media profile photo to a picture from the Glastonbury Festival, taken 30 years back.

It’s being whispered that Lewis Capaldi might perform at Glastonbury Festival on Friday during a surprise appearance, following the release of his fresh single titled “Survive.

The strong debut track comes from the Scottish singer after a two-year absence from his career, brought on by his struggle with Tourette’s syndrome.

Reports indicate that Lewis’ upcoming song might align with his grand comeback performance at Glastonbury, marking a return to the big stage exactly two years since his emotional breakdown during the same festival.

After an emotionally intense performance at Worthy Farm in June 2023, the 28-year-old artist decided to take a break to attend to his mental wellbeing and adapt to the effects of his recent Tourette’s Syndrome diagnosis.

Earlier this month, The Mail on Sunday disclosed that Lewis would be making a comeback to the limelight by performing at this year’s festival, specifically on the Pyramid Stage on Friday following Alanis Morissette in the ‘secret slot’.

Now, it’s being reported that the renowned artist from Scotland plans to debut a new single, marking his first release since “Strangers” and “A Cure For Minds Unwell,” which came out in January of the previous year. This is scheduled to align with his performance at Glastonbury.

Two years back at Glastonbury, I emerged from a 3-week break that I took for restorative self-care, having stepped away to tend to my mental wellbeing.

Upon resuming his performance, the singer openly confessed his fear, stating that he was quite anxious to take the stage. He shared insights into his personal challenges with mental health issues and his ongoing fight against Tourette’s syndrome.

This neurological issue is marked by recurring, uncontrollable sounds and body spasms known as tics, which may disrupt speech patterns and vocal qualities.

During his performance, Lewis admitted he was battling with Tourette’s syndrome, mentioning that his voice had given out due to persistent coughing during the show.

Nevertheless, his devoted admirers gathered in support, culminating in a touching ending as the enthusiastic audience belted out his popular song “Someone You Love” with great enthusiasm.

At Glastonbury, Lewis conveyed his feelings by departing with a touch of sadness, expressing, “I’m truly sorry, Glastonbury. I’m somewhat disappointed with myself.

Later on, he shared that he plans to ‘step away for an extended period’ since it seemed ‘essential’ for him to focus ‘significantly more on improving both my mental and physical well-being’.

The music sensation, originally scheduled for a global tour, disclosed that he required more time to “get used to” the effects of having Tourette’s, stating it was the “hardest choice” he had ever made.

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2025-06-27 18:10