Glastonbury 2027 ticket prices confirmed as sale dates announced
Glastonbury 2027 ticket prices and sale dates confirmed

Glastonbury Festival has confirmed ticket prices for 2027, with sales set to begin this week. The festival will return to Worthy Farm from Wednesday June 23 to Sunday June 27, following a fallow year. While millions register for the Somerset event, only around 200,000 will attend.

Ticket prices and booking details

Tickets cost £408 plus a £5 booking fee. Postage and packing will cost £11.25 per order, with an additional £3 fee for coach tickets. A £100 deposit secures up to six tickets per transaction when they go on sale, plus the coach fare if booking the ticket plus coach travel option.

After the deposit, the remaining balance of £308 plus postage and packing will be payable in the first week of April 2027. Car parking passes and cancellation protection can also be added to bookings. See Tickets is the only company permitted to sell tickets for the festival, with no other site or agency allocated tickets.

Sale dates and registration

Tickets are released on two separate occasions with two different packages available. Tickets with coach travel options go on sale at 6pm on Thursday October 1 2026, and general admission tickets go on sale at 9am on Sunday October 4 2026.

Everyone aged 13 or over must individually register through See Tickets before trying for a ticket. After tickets sell out, a resale will start in the spring of next year following the announcement of the line-up.

Rumoured acts

No acts have been confirmed so far, but Harry Styles, Madonna, Sam Fender, Olivia Dean and Bad Bunny have all been rumoured to play. Oasis are also among the rumoured headliners, with fans spotting a gap in their 2027 touring schedule that could indicate a performance. The band has announced a 38-date tour next summer, with no show scheduled for the Sunday of Glastonbury.

However, Liam Gallagher recently appeared to tell fans on Twitter that they would not be performing. Responding to fan page Oasis Mania, which shared the claim about the odds of Oasis playing on X, Liam wrote: "It’s not HAPPENING so all you croc wearing flag waving s**t c****s can calm the f**k down."