BILLIE EILISH is gearing up for a return in 2027 – and planning to perform on the biggest stages of her career so far.
I have been told the American singer has almost completed work on her fourth studio album, and a tour is also in the works to coincide with its release next year.
The last time Billie performed in the UK, she sold out six nights at London’s O2 Arena, four at Manchester’s Co-op Live, as well as two in Dublin’s 3Arena.
But now she is hoping to go even bigger, with her team in talks for major stadium concerts and festivals in 2027 and 2028.
My music insider explained: “Billie has been hard at work on her fourth album this year and her team are already putting a plan together for its rollout.
“She has grown and grown in popularity, and promoters are speaking to her team about putting on the biggest shows of her career.
“She has the popularity to be a stadium act now and sell out massive venues.
“On her first few tours, her team were conscious that she was very young and didn’t want to overwhelm her with venues which were too big, too early on.
“But Billie is in a really good place and she is raring to get out on the road again.”
Remarkably, next year will also mark ten years since her debut EP, Don’t Smile At Me, which was released when she was just 15.
Billie has had an incredible career so far, scoring three No1 albums.
She released her debut When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? in 2019, followed by 2021’s Happier Than Ever and 2024’s Hit Me Hard And Soft. Meanwhile, her 14 Top Ten singles include No Time To Die, What Was I Made For and Guess, with Charli XCX.
She has also won ten Grammys — including Song Of The Year three times since 2020 — as well as two Oscars and two Golden Globes.
In April, Billie commented on the progress on her fourth album, saying: “We’re more than halfway.”
She took time out over the summer to shoot a movie adaptation of The Bell Jar.
But from what I’ve been told, there isn’t too long to go before we get to hear a few more tunes from her.