Glastonbury 2024: Stormzy, Spice Girls and Kings of Leon among acts rumoured for secret sets
As Glastonbury Festival enters its fourth day, there are still slots which have not been filled, so fans have been speculating about who might be performing a secret set this year.
In previous years, The Killers, Lady Gaga and Franz Ferdinand have held surprise performances.
Speculation is growing as to who might be added to the 2024 lineup at Worthy Farm.
Indie rockers Kasabian, who headlined on the Pyramid Stage in 2014, confirmed they will be one of the secret shows, following them not originally being announced as part of the festival’s line-up.
There was a “TBA” slot on the Woodsies Stage, formerly the John Peel Stage for 6pm, before the band told fans on social media that “they will see” them in the evening.
British rapper Stormzy is also rumoured to be performing sometime over the festival weekend.
The X account @secretglastoset has suggested he'll turn up somewhere over the weekend, adding there's lots of evidence he's onsite not just as a punter.
Pop star Sam Smith is also rumoured to be making an appearance on Saturday night, with @secretglastoset suggesting his performance could be alongside electronic music duo Disclosure, who are performing on the Other Stage.
Fans of Taylor Swift are hoping she could still make an appearance, despite currently being on her UK Eras Tour.
The pop icon is performing in Dublin on 30 June but fans have been pointing out that a a private jet cold transport her from Ireland to Somerset.
The Killers have also been rumoured to perform a secret set because of the schedule of their tour. The band has already performed at Worthy Farm four times.
The Spice Girls is another favourite to make a surprise appearance at Glastonbury 2024.
Despite bookies predicting the iconic British band will reunite for Glastonbury 2025, fans are hopeful it will happen 12 months earlier, after all five members performed at Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday in April.
Kings of Leon are in the UK for their BST Hyde Park show on 30 June, with some speculating they could also stop off at Worthy Farm.
It has been 20 years since the band first performed at Glastonbury Festival, and they last headlined in 2008.
Fans are hopeful the band will make a quick detour to Somerset for a surprise performance.
Green Day are also rumoured to be planning a set at Glastonbury Festival.
Although the band are on tour with performances scheduled in London on 29 June, they could potentially stop off at Worthy Farm.