Glastonbury Festival 2014

A unique feast of music set on a huge site offering a grand scale of entertainment unlike any other festival in the world. For five days the 1,100 acre Pilton farm plays host to a tented city in Somerset. As well as music from nearly every genre imaginable on over 100 stages, there's performing arts with cabaret, theatre, circus, children's entertainment, poetry, healing, green crafts and information and much more. Vibrant, spontaneous, colourful, and hugely entertaining.

The dates for the 2014 Festival are confirmed from Wednesday 25th to Sunday 29th June

Line-up

Pyramid Stage
Other Stage
West Holts Stage
The Park Area
Acoustic Tent
John Peel Stage
Silver Hayes Dance Area
Avalon Field
William's Green
The Glade
Croissant Neuf Stage & Bandstand
Leftfield
Shangri La
The Common Area
Glasto Latino
The Unfairground
Arcadia
Block 9
Beat Hotel
Bella's Field
Babylon Bandstand
Glebeland
Theatre & Circus
Green Futures
Kidz Field
Pilton Palais (film schedule)

The main Pyramid Stage headliners are Arcade Fire on Friday, Metallica on the Saturday, and Kasabian on Sunday.

Other acts include Dolly Parton, The Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band, The War On Drugs, Nick Mulvey, The English National Ballet performing Akram Khan’s First World War themed ‘Dust&rsquo, Haim, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Horrors, The London Sinfonietta and Jonny Greenwood, The Stepkids, Deltron 3030, M.I.A., Bryan Ferry, Lily Allen, Disclosure, Blondie, The Black Keys, Lana Del Rey, and Warpaint, The Wailers, Jack White, Elbow, Sensational Space Shifters ft Robert Plant, Skrillex, Massive Attack, Pixies, Ed Sheeran, De La Soul, MIA, Rudimental, Jurassic 5, Wilko Johnson, James Blake, The 1975, Bonobo, Kelis, Paolo Nutini, Tinariwen, Little Dragon, Chvrches, Metronomy, Interpol, Foster the People, Mogwai, Royal Blood, John Grant, Bryan Ferry, Richie Hawtin, Kodaline, Manic Street Preachers, Goldfrapp, London Grammar, MGMT, Jake Bugg, Danny Brown, Dexys, Above & Beyond, Seun Kuti and Fela's Egypt 80, Eats Everything, Annie Mac, and many more.

The day and stage splits have been announced for much of the Festival, to see who is playing where see the Glastonbury Festival 2014 line-up page.

What's on?

Expect something like 2,000 performances at 100 or so venues including music, cabaret, theatre, circus, a fantastic Kidz area, art installations and decor, poetry, green crafts and information and loads, loads more ... much more than just the music, so make sure you check it all out!

Away from the main stages, they have announced the debut of Arcadia's Mechanical Playground (now on the west side of the site), the launch of The Spike (a new wooded area in The Glade) and the unveiling of a brand new nightly show from the Mutoid Waste Company, A Kiss On The Apocalypse. The South East corner will continue to provide nightly revelry in Shangri La, The Common and The Unfairground. A newly commissioned Birdsong Symphony, recorded at dawn at Worthy Farm and mixed at Abbey Road studios in London, will also debut at the Festival this year.

Tickets

Tickets have SOLD OUT and were priced at £210 + £5 booking fee per ticket + £7 P&P per booking with up to a maximum of 6 tickets able to be booked at once. Tickets were sold using the deposit scheme at a price of £50 per ticket, with the balances paid off in the first week of April.

Resale

There was a small sale of returned tickets which happened over two periods. The resale for Ticket + Coach packages were followed by a resale of General Admission Tickets.

Registration

Anyone aged 13 or over (when the Festival starts) who wishes to buy a ticket must be registered. Registration requires providing basic contact details and uploading a passport-standard photo. Once the photo has been approved, registers are sent a unique registration number that will need to be quoted to book a ticket.

Registration must be completed by Sunday, 20th April 2014. 

To register click here.

Registration does not reserve or guarantee you a ticket in the resale, but if you don't register you will not be able to buy a weekend ticket for Glastonbury Festival 2014.

Each ticket sold will feature a photograph of the person in whose name it is registered and will be non-transferable. An existing registration can be checked here.

For more detailed registration and ticket information click here.

Festival Ethos

The Festival wants people to think about their journey to the Festival, to use public transport, or if coming by car to share transport with others. The Festival is committed to minimising the amount of waste, and managing the on site collection of that waste efficiently, 'reduce, reuse and recycle'.

Glastonbury Festival believes that work begins at home, at Worthy Farm. Looking after the fields, the hedges and the livestock has always been the Festival's number one concern, and it is what life is all about. Please take everything you bring and your litter home with you and 'leave no trace'.

Festivals goers should think responsibly when they are packing their things to take to the Festival, and not bring items that will end up in Landfill, or that they won't want to take back home again, remember to "Limit what you bring, and clean up behind you."

Opening times

The Festival site is not expected to open before 8.00am on Wednesday 25th June. The option to sleep in the car parks in the evening on Tuesday night will once again be in operation. Please note there are no facilities available in the car parks on Tuesday night and people are expected to stay in their cars. It is also expected that Campervans will be able to arrive from Tuesday afternoon. From 8.00am on Wednesday pedestrian gates operate 24 hours a day until the end of the Festival. If you have any problems with your ticket, or getting on site, there are enquiry cabins at each pedestrian gate to assist you.

For detailed information on all aspects of the festival, click here.

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