Glastonbury 2027 tickets have sold out following the general admission sale, but fans who missed out could have another chance to make it to Worthy Farm next summer.
The festival returned to the ticketing site on Sunday morning, October 4, with general admission tickets going on sale at 9am. It follows the sale of ticket and coach packages on Thursday, October 1, which sold out in around 30 minutes.
Ticket details and registration
More than 200,000 people are expected to attend the five-day festival when it returns to Worthy Farm in Somerset from Wednesday, June 23 to Sunday, June 27, 2027. Getting a ticket is notoriously difficult, with huge numbers of hopeful festivalgoers attempting to secure a place at the event each year.
The 2027 tickets cost £408 each, including the £5 booking fee, plus postage and packing. Festivalgoers were required to register before attempting to buy a ticket, with registration closing at 5pm on Friday, September 25.
Tickets were available exclusively through See Tickets, with the festival warning fans not to buy from third-party sellers or share their registration details.
Spring resale opportunity
Missing out on the main ticket sale does not necessarily mean your Glastonbury dream is over. The festival traditionally holds a resale in the spring, offering another opportunity to buy a limited number of tickets which become available after cancellations or unpaid balances.
For the 2027 festival, the remaining balance on tickets bought in October is due in the first week of April. The exact details and date of the 2027 resale have not yet been announced by organisers.
Any resale tickets are expected to be sold through the official See Tickets website, rather than third-party platforms.
Festival line-up and advice
Glastonbury will return to Worthy Farm from Wednesday, June 23 to Sunday, June 27, 2027. The festival is returning after a traditional fallow year in 2026. More than 4,000 performances are expected across more than 100 stages and venues during the five-day event.
The line-up for 2027 has not yet been announced, although speculation over who could headline has already been circulating. At the 2025 festival, Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975 and Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts headlined the Pyramid Stage.
For those who missed out on Sunday, the best advice is to keep an eye on official Glastonbury announcements for details of the spring resale and avoid unofficial ticket sellers. Glastonbury tickets are strictly non-transferable and feature the photograph of the registered ticket holder, with identification checks carried out at the festival. Organisers have previously warned fans that tickets bought through intermediaries can be cancelled.
