After a fallow year in 2026, the UK's Glastonbury Festival has confirmed that tickets for next year's edition will go on sale next month.
Having previously argued that Worthy Farm's finest is overrated, a nightmare to get tickets for and ultimately has everything to envy some of mainland Europe's finest music festivals, here's another push factor that confirms our stance: ticket pricing.
Tickets for the 2027 edition, which will take place from 23 to 27 June, will cost £408 including a £5 booking fee per ticket.
That's approx. €480 in total – an increase of nearly £30 (€34) from 2025 and, according to reports from BBC News, part of a steady rise since 2010, when tickets cost £286 (€330).
Granted, this price hike pattern can be seen across the industry - and especially in post-Brexit UK. But Glasto was already the UK's most expensive music festival, and next year's prices are the highest they've ever been.
