Glastonbury 2027 sells out in 42 minutes at record price
Glastonbury Festival 2027 tickets sold out in 42 minutes, with prices reaching a record £408 per weekend ticket.
Thousands of people queued online at 9am BST to buy tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2027, held at Worthy Farm in Somerset from 23 to 27 June. All weekend tickets disappeared in 42 minutes at £408 each (including a £5 booking fee), marking the highest price the festival has ever charged.
The £408 price marks a £29.50 jump from the last festival in 2025. Organisers said the event is "coming together really well", though headliners remain unannounced.
The festival returns after a fallow year, with Emily Eavis leading the organising team.
- 42 minutes
- Sellout time
- £408
- Weekend ticket price
- £29.50
- Price increase from 2025
- Worthy Farm, Somerset
- Festival location
Why it mattersDemand so strong that tickets sold out in under an hour shows how tightly supply is controlled at major festivals and what buyers will pay for a place at one of the world's most famous live events.
AustraliaNo direct Australian effect yet, though Australian music fans wanting to attend will face limited ticket availability and record prices.
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