Glastonbury 2027 Tickets: Dates, Prices and Registration Details Confirmed
Organisers said the 2027 weekend ticket price tops £400 for the first time as registration and anti-touting measures remain in place.
- Glastonbury Festival organisers confirmed 2027 tickets go on sale in October, with coach and ticket packages launching at 6pm on Thursday, October 1, and general admission following at 9am on Sunday, October 4.
- Next year's tickets are the most expensive ever, breaking the £400 barrier as organisers cited rising energy and infrastructure costs plus post-Brexit labour shortages. Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis acknowledged a "challenging time" for festival operators.
- Fans must pre-register by 5pm on Friday, September 25, ahead of sales; while some critics called the £408 price "unreasonable" or "a scam," others argued it represents a "good deal" for five days of performances.
- Organisers have yet to announce 2027 headliners, though Eavis confirmed the "Vogue" singer Madonna is "definitely not" performing. Rumours persist regarding potential performers including Harry Styles and Taylor Swift.
- Following a 2026 fallow year designed to rejuvenate Worthy Farm, Glastonbury returns from June 23 to June 27, 2027. Thousands of fans are expected to compete for tickets, which typically sell out in less than an hour.
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After taking a break from Glastonbury this year, organisers have confirmed that one of the world's most famous and popular music festivals is returning next year. Tickets, which will be the most expensive ever, will go on sale in October, and it is also known that the event will take place between June 23 and 27.
Glastonbury fans outraged as festival bosses announce highest-ever ticket prices for 2027 event
Glastonbury Festival has revealed that tickets for its 2027 edition will go on sale in October, with the price reaching an unprecedented £408 per weekend pass, the first time the event has breached the £400 mark.The figure, which includes a £5 booking fee, represents a £29.50 jump from the 2025 price.The Somerset festival skipped 2026 as part of its traditional fallow year rotation, during which the Worthy Farm site is given time to recover. Its…
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