Glastonbury Festival 2025

When Will Glastonbury 2025 Take Place?

Glastonbury Festival usually takes place during the last weekend of June. 2025 Glastobury dates have been confirmed as the 25-29th June 2025.

 

Who Is Headlining Glastonbury 2025?

Emily Eavis is already in discussion with acts to headline for 2025. We've heard some rumours on the grapevine inlcuding an act that didn't quite make it last year, plus Sam Fender and Olivia Rodrigo seem failry likely contenders! Please refer to our lineup page for the latest details.

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When Do Glastonbury 2025 Tickets Go On Sale?

General admission coach tickets will go on sale at 6pm GMT on the 14th of November. Regular general admission tickets will go on sale on the 17th of November at 9am. 

How To Buy Glastonbury Festival Tickets for 2025?

Full weekend tickets will cost £373.50 plus a £5 booking fee - £378.50 in total. That's £18 more than in 2024 where they sold for £355 plus fee. You'll initially be charged £75 of the ticket cost, with the remaining balance being paid in April 2025.

If you'd like a ticket, you'll need to pre-register. This is an anti-touting measure. If you've registred for the 2024 festival, your registration should remain valid for 2025, however, please make sure to double check this closer to the event.

Tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2025 will only be sold via SeeTickets.

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."

 

Good causes

The festival donates much of its profits to good causes including Oxfam, Greenpeace, WaterAid and hundreds of other worthy causes, both local and international.

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