Glastonbury 2027 tickets sell out in 42 minutes

Tickets for Glastonbury 2027 have completely sold out. The line-up is yet to be announced.

Following the festivals' traditional fallow year, tickets for the 2027 event went on sale on Sunday at 10 am, however, they sold out after 42 minutes.

There has been some controversy over ticket prices for Glastonbury 2027, organisers announced in September that general admission would cost £408 (€480) each, with a £5 (€5.90) booking fee. This is the first time tickets have gone above £400, this is an increase of nearly £30 (€34) from 2025 prices.

Tickets were £185 (€218) in 2010, or £310 (€365) when adjusted to 2026 inflation. Prices for Glastonbury have steadily risen since 2010.

Fans who missed out on tickets in the general sale will have another opportunity to snag a ticket in the spring resale.

This includes unwanted tickets and those who have not paid the remaining £308 by April 1 to 7 2027, following the £100 deposit they initially paid.

No acts have been announced, however artists rumoured to perform include Sam Fender, Taylor Swift, Fontaines D.C., and The Rolling Stones. The lineup will be announced in the coming months.

Organiser Emily Eavis dispelled rumours back in August that Madonna or Oasis would be playing the festival.

The lineup for 2025 featured several Irish acts such as CMAT, The Script, KNEECAP, and Inhaler.

Glastonbury 2027 takes place from June 23 to 27.