Rihanna 'in talks to HEADLINE Glastonbury for the FIRST time'

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Rihanna is 'in talks to headline Glastonbury Festival for the first time', since emerging on to the music scene at the tender age of 17 as Jay-Z's protégée.After releasing her first single in six years on Friday following the news that she will perform at the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime show, the Stay singer, 34, was reportedly 'approached about Glastonbury' Glastonbury festival organizers Emily Eavis and her father Michael.'Next year’s festival would be just the right timing for herself,' a source revealed of the possibility of Rihanna taking the stage at Somerset’s Worthy Farm.

Musical comeback! Global popstar Rihanna is 'in talks to headline Glastonbury Festival for the first time', since emerging on to the music scene at the tender age of 17 as Jay-Z's protégée seen in 2016'She is a huge name for Worthy Farm and would be the perfect addition to the line-up,' the insider continued.DailyMail.com has reached out to Rihanna's team, but have not heard back at this time.

Additionally, the confidante told The Sun that' everything about Rihanna’s music comeback is being closely guarded but her team has been talking with the Eavis family.'Just last week, fans rejoiced over the release of her track, Lift Me Up for the highly-anticipated Black Panther sequel Wakanda Forever, which hit theaters on November 11.

Festival season: After releasing her first single in six years on Friday following the news that she will perform at the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime show, the Stay singer, 34, was reportedly 'approached about Glastonbury' Glastonbury festival organizers Emily Eavis and her father Michael 'Next year’s festival would be just the right timing for herself,' a source revealed of the possibility of Rihanna taking the stage at.

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