Dua Lipa will take to Wembley Stadium to play her biggest gig ever, industry insiders have said.
The English-Albanian star, 29, wowed the Glastonbury crowd on Friday when she headlined the Pyramid Stage for the first time.
And it appears the only way is up for Dua, as next June she will preform to her largest crowd yet before heading out on a US tour.
Speaking to The Sun, a source said Dua will play to a 90,000-strong crowd at Wembley next year, following in the footsteps of the likes of Madonna, and most recently Taylor Swift.
‘Her last tour was as good as sold out, but it was an arena tour,’ the source said. ‘To make the jump to stadiums is amazing, especially when she’s only on her third album.
Dua Lipa will take to Wembley Stadium to play her biggest gig ever, industry insiders said on Sunday
Speaking to The Sun , a source said Dua will play to a 90,000-strong crowd at Wembley (pictured) next year, following in the footsteps of the likes of Madonna, and most recently Taylor Swift
‘It’s looking like she will play one date at Wembley in June and a full-scale tour across America.’
The source said it will be an emotional moment for the pop star as it will show the work she has been doing since moving to London from Kosovo at the age of 15 has paid off.
After her ‘magical’ set on the Pyramid Stage, Dua hosted a private backstage bash where she thanked her ‘inner circle’ and wished her mum a happy birthday.
But after the intimate celebrations, Dua headed to gay club NYC Download in Block9 of the festival – where she partied until 4am.
And in pictures obtained by The Sun, Dua and Callum showed how smitten they are as they passionately snogged on the dancefloor.
The nightclub – who were not aware that Dua would be attending – is famed for its debauchery. It features go go dancers in jock straps and a dark room for X-rated antics.
Dua and Callum kept a low profile as they sneaked in before being taken to their own private area.
But it was not a tame night, as the New Rules hitmaker stayed out until the early hours drinking vodka and tonics and smoking cigarettes.
Dua headlined Glastonbury Festival for the very first time on Friday, and she wasted no time in celebrating with her beau Callum Turner on a night out
The One Kiss singer, 29, and the actor, 34, were first romantically linked in January, and they could not keep their hands off each other at the Worthy Farm event over the weekend
After her ‘magical’ set on the Pyramid Stage, Dua hosted a private backstage bash where she thanked her ‘inner circle’ and wished her mum a happy birthday
A source told the publication: ‘Dua and Callum couldn’t stop smiling and they were hugging and kissing the whole time they were there. He so was telling her how proud he is of her and she looked smitten.
‘At one point Calum produced a new bottle of Belvedere vodka and started free pouring vodka and tonics for Dua.’
Then on Saturday, the couple emerged late morning after their heavy night and relaxed in the VIP area.
Dua puffed on a cigarette while Callum wrapped his arms tightly around her as she relaxed.
After headlining the Pyramid Stage on Friday night, Dua enjoyed some well-needed downtime with the actor at the star-studded festival.
But after the intimate celebrations, Dua headed to gay club NYC Download in Block9 of the festival – where she partied until 4am
And in pictures obtained by The Sun, Dua and Callum showed how smitten they are as they passionately snogged on the dancefloor
The Houdini hitmaker cosied next to her love after her show divided fans with claims of sound woes and false miming accusations.
Dua, who dropped the F-bomb during her performance last night, showed off her jaw-dropping figure in a white strappy top and tiny denim shorts.
Proving their six-month relationship is going stronger than ever, the smitten couple looked more than loved-up as they chilled at day four of the festival.
The English-Albanian singer went through a medley of hits and performed several acrobatic dance routines in a leather studded bodysuit as she was cheered on by thousands at Worthy Farm.
