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Glastonbury Festival reveals ticket prices and sale dates for 2027

There's not long to wait for fans down at Worthy Farm...

By Nick Reilly

Turnstile performing live at Glastonbury 2025 (Picture: Aaron Parsons for Rolling Stone UK)

Glastonbury has announced ticket sale details and prices ahead of the 2027 festival.

The legendary Worthy Farm bash took a fallow year in 2026, but will return from Wednesday, 23 June to Sunday, 27 June next year.

Festival bosses have now confirmed that coach and ticket packages for Glastonbury 2027 will go on sale at 6pm BST on Thursday, 1 October, followed by a standard ticket sale at 9am BST on Sunday, 4 October. As is customary, fans are required to register on Glastonbury’s website for the sales.

2027 will see the festival’s highest ever ticket prices at £408, including a £5 booking fee. It is almost guaranteed that they will instantly sell out, and a resale will commence in spring 2027 once the line-up is revealed.

Fans can book up to six tickets per person for a deposit of £100 when tickets go on sale. A remaining balance of £308 will then be due from 9am BST on 1 April to 11.59pm BST on 7 April.

Though the line-up is yet to be revealed, early touted favourites to headline the Pyramid Stage include Sam Fender, Taylor Swift and Rihanna.

It has also been suggested that Robbie Williams could play the festival’s beloved Legends’ Slot, after previously backing himself for that position.

Stay tuned here for all future Glastonbury updates.