Glastonbury profits more than double amid ‘corporate’ criticism - Liverpool Echo

Glastonbury Festival faces criticism as profits double to £5.9 million

Glastonbury Festival has reported profits more than doubled last year, as the event faces criticism for being too corporate by Neil Young.

Glastonbury's profits more than doubled to £5.9million in 2024

Glastonbury‘s profits more than doubled to £5.9million last year. READ MORE: Who could headline Glastonbury 2025: The top runners and riders so far The festival which returns to Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset from June 25 this year, brought in £5.9million in pre-tax profits for the year to March 2024 – up from £2.9million the year before, according to BBC News. During the same period, the event also donated £5.2million to charitable organisat…

Profits double at ‘too corporate’ Glastonbury Festival

Glastonbury Festival has reported profits more than doubled last year, as the event faces criticism for being too corporate.

Profits from Glastonbury Festival double to £5.9m

Organisers say successful 2023 and 2024 events helped "rebuild vital financial reserves" following Covid.

Glastonbury profits more than double amid ‘corporate’ criticism - Liverpool Echo

Profits are up but the festival continues its policy of handing most of its profits to charitable causes

Glastonbury profits more than double with majority then donated

Organisers have not yet revealed who will headline the festival in 2025, except that Sir Rod Stewart will be performing