We are truly sorry for the issues with last night’s stream.

Please see below for statements / information from our streaming partners, Driift.

We’re very pleased to announce that Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and drummer Tom Skinner — henceforth known as The Smile — will be performing a first ever set of new, original music exclusively for the Live At Worthy Farm global livestream which premieres tonight at 7pm BST.

Taking its name from the Ted Hughes poem, The Smile is a new collaboration between Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Tom Skinner and Nigel Godrich. For further information on The Smile as it is revealed, keep an eye on @thesmiletheband

This debut performance by The Smile is available only to ticket buyers and will be broadcast online and in full across four separate time zones, with staggered livestreams for the UK, Europe, Africa & the Middle East, East Coast North America & Central / South America, West Coast North America, and Australia, New Zealand & Asia.

Tickets are still available at worthyfarm.live, with purchasers also treated to spectacular full performances by Coldplay, Damon Albarn, HAIM, Wolf Alice, Michael Kiwanuka, IDLES, Jorja Smith, Kano and Wolf Alice, as well as guest spots from George Ezra and Róisín Murphy and a set from DJ Honey Dijon.

We are very excited to announce that alongside previously announced sets from artists including Coldplay, Damon Albarn, HAIM, IDLES, Wolf Alice and Jorja Smith, our uninterrupted five-hour global livestream extravaganza will feature a unique spoken word narrative, provided by PJ Harvey, Jarvis Cocker, Kae Tempest, George The Poet, Kurupt FM, Little Amal and Festival founder Michael Eavis.

There will also be additional guest musical performances from George Ezra and Róisín Murphy.

The livestream takes place on Saturday, 22 May, with encore screenings now available on Sunday, 23 May. Tickets are available from here.

Further surprise guests will feature in the show, which is to be filmed across the Festival site at landmarks including the Pyramid Field and Stone Circle.

By popular demand, two Sunday broadcast times have also been added, at 2pm (BST) and 7pm (BST). If you’ve already purchased a ticket for another time slot and would like to move it to Sunday, please just fill out this form.

The set times have also been revealed – and they are as follows…

7.00pm: Wolf Alice
7.25pm: Michael Kiwanuka
7.55pm: George Ezra
8.05pm: IDLES
8.30pm: HAIM
9.05pm: Coldplay
9.50pm: Damon Albarn
10.35pm: Jorja Smith
11:05pm: SPECIAL GUEST
11.35pm: Kano
12:00am DJ Honey Dijon ft Róisín Murphy

(These timings are for the 7pm BST stream – with the same schedule applying to the repeat screenings.)

The event will support Glastonbury’s three main charitable partners, Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid, as well as helping to secure the Festival’s return in 2022.

We are so grateful to be able to share live music with you again, and sending our thanks to everyone who has already bought a ticket!

We are pleased to announce that the Live at Worthy Farm global livestream concert is also coming to UK cinemas on Saturday, 22 May.

Experience this unique and unmissable celebration on the big screen with surround sound, and support your local cinema.

Tickets are on sale now at liveatworthyfarmcinema.com.

Of course, you can also watch the livestream online on Saturday, 22 May and Sunday, 23 May. Tickets available now at worthyfarm.live.

Photo: Andrew Allcock

On Saturday, May 22, we’ll be broadcasting our Live At Worthy Farm global livestream (with encore screenings on Sunday, May 23) – and although the farm will be entirely closed to visitors, we’d love to feature your homemade flags in the broadcast.

We’re looking for flags that celebrate:

– Diversity & equality across all communities
– A cleaner, greener, fairer world
– Love
– All colours of the rainbow
– Freedom to protest

We want them to be as homemade as possible – all artistic abilities are welcome, just be creative and get your craft on. They can be tie-dye, stitched, painted…anything! Just make them as bright and colourful as you can.

Flags should be made of material – preferably cotton – and definitely not paper or cardboard. Please don’t glue / attach anything to them, especially not plastic. Please do not use glitter of any kind. Everything must be stitched and fully secured, as your flag could be flying in the wind.

The dimensions / aspect should be as below.

Please send your flags to the following address, to arrive by Wednesday, May 5th.

Worthy Flags
PO Box 4288
Shepton Mallet
BA4 9BB

Please note that we will not be able to confirm receipt of flags, or return them. But they will be kept for potential future use / display at the Festival.

We’re really looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

UPDATE: By popular demand, we’ve added two new Sunday broadcast times for the livestream, at 2pm BST & 7pm BST. You can now watch the entire 5 hour event – featuring exclusive new sets from the farm – on Sat 22nd or Sun 23rd May.  

We’ve also added more acts and set times – see below!

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We’re delighted to announce that we’re hosting an exclusive livestream concert from Worthy Farm on Saturday, 22nd May!

The five-hour spectacular will feature performances from a host of amazing artists who are giving their time to support the Festival: Coldplay, Damon Albarn, George Ezra, HAIM, IDLES, Jorja Smith, Kano, Michael Kiwanuka, Roisin Murphy, Wolf Alice, plus DJ Honey Dijon. There will also be a number of unannounced surprise performances.

Tickets are on sale now from worthyfarm.live priced at £20, €23, $27.50 & AUD$35, with a number of timed streams available to accommodate audiences globally. Full FAQ below.

Filmed across the Festival’s Worthy Farm site at landmarks including the Pyramid Field and the Stone Circle, the event will see a range of artists giving their time to perform in support of the Festival, including Coldplay, Damon Albarn, HAIM, IDLES, Jorja Smith, Kano, Michael Kiwanuka, Wolf Alice, plus DJ Honey Dijon, who will all perform as part of an uninterrupted film production. There will also be a number of unannounced surprise performances.

The ground-breaking, five-hour extravaganza will be interspersed by a spoken word narrative, written and delivered by some very special guests, guiding Festival-goers on a journey through the sacred valley in Somerset.

Accessible only to ticket buyers, the online event will be broadcast in full across four separate time zones, with staggered livestreams for the UK, Europe, Africa & the Middle East, East Coast North America & Central / South America, West Coast North America, and Australia, New Zealand & Asia.

SATURDAY, MAY 22
Livestream #1 – UK, EUROPE, AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST: 19.00 BST / 20.00 CEST & SAST / 21.00 MSK & EEST / 22.00 GST
Livestream #2 – NORTH AMERICA (EAST COAST) and CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA: 18.00 CDT / 19.00 EDT / 20.00 ART & BRT / 00.00 BST
Livestream #3 – NORTH AMERICA (WEST COAST): 19.00 PDT / 03.00 BST
Livestream #4 – AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND & ASIA (on Sunday 23rd May): 16.00 ICT / 17.00 HKT & PHST / 18.00 JST & KST/ 19.00 AEST / 21.00 NZST / 10.00 BST

SUNDAY, MAY 23
Global encore screening #1 – 14.00 BST / 15.00 CEST & SAST / 16.00 EEST / 09.00 EDT
Global encore screening #2 – 19.00 BST / 20.00 CEST & SAST / 21.00 EEST / 14.00 EDT / 11.00 PDT

Tickets are on sale now at £20, €23, $27.50 & AUD$35

Get your tickets at worthyfarm.live

The event will support Glastonbury’s three main charitable partners, Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid, as well as helping to secure the Festival’s return in 2022.

A limited edition line-up poster for the event is also available, with proceeds going to Stagehand, the live production welfare and benevolent fund which is helping crew who have fallen into the gaps in Government financial support during the pandemic.

Emily Eavis said: “After two Glastonbury cancellations, it brings us great pleasure to announce our first online livestream, which will present live music performances filmed across Worthy Farm at landmarks including the Pyramid and, for the first time ever, the Stone Circle. It will feature a rolling cast of artists and performers who have all given us enormous support by agreeing to take part in this event, showing the farm as you have never seen it. There will also be some very special guest appearances and collaborations. We are hoping this will bring a bit of Glastonbury to your homes and that for one night only people all over the world will be able to join us on this journey through the farm together!”

Shot by acclaimed Grammy-nominated director Paul Dugdale, the hugely ambitious production will take viewers on a journey of the world famous Glastonbury site, which typically greets more than 200,000 people each June. The show will be co-promoted and produced by the pioneering UK livestream business Driift, who have hosted globally successful livestreams for artists including Laura Marling, Nick Cave, Biffy Clyro, Niall Horan and Kylie Minogue, and BBC Studios Productions.

For one night only, the greatest show online!

FAQS

Help! I didn’t receive my link to watch the show!
If you can’t find your connection email, please check your promotion/spam/junk folders. If you still can’t find it, please contact our Customer Service team HERE.

Code Already In Use ? Can’t Log In To The Stream?
This may be because you are already logged in on a different browser or device using the same code. To rectify this, please use the following instructions:
A. Go back to the browser or device where you are already logged in with the code.
B. Using your Viewing Link supplied by See Tickets, open the page where you previously used the code.
C. In the TOP LEFT corner you should see a LOGOUT button as shown below:
D. Click on the LOGOUT button.
Once you have logged out, you should be able to use the code on any device or browser with no issue.
Please note that you can be logged in on only one device at a time using your code.

What If I Am Still Having A Problem?
If you still have issues, or you can’t perform the above steps for some reason, please get in touch with our access support team by clicking the FAQ & CONTACT button in the TOP RIGHT corner of the screen you see when you click the Viewing Link.

Then click on the ACCESS CODE & LOGIN category, and then click the CONTACT SUPPORT button under the text.

Complete the Contact form & MAKE SURE TO CHOOSE YES when asked if your query is about an event happening now. This will put you in a priority queue. And please don’t forget to include your code in your message. Our team will respond as soon as they can & will be aware you want to join a stream now.

Who is performing at Live At Worthy Farm?
The line-up includes (in no particular order) Coldplay, Damon Albarn, George Ezra, HAIM, IDLES, Jorja Smith, Kano, Michael Kiwanuka, Roisin Murphy, Wolf Alice, and DJ Honey Dijon.  The event will also feature a unique spoken word narrative, provided by PJ Harvey, Jarvis Cocker, Kae Tempest, George The Poet, Kurupt FM, Little Amal and Festival founder Michael Eavis.

How long does the livestream last?
Set lengths will vary from artist to artist, and the overall livestream is expected to last at least five (5) hours depending on a few surprises on the night!

How do I book tickets?
Tickets are available to buy HERE.

Is there a ticket limit?
Ticket purchases are limited to one (1) ticket per order. Your unique access code and details on how to connect to the stream will be sent to the email address used to purchase the ticket 7 days prior to the event.

Can I purchase a ticket for a friend?
You can purchase a ticket for a friend, but you will need to enter their email address in the “Your Details” section at checkout. This will ensure that they receive the details of how to join the stream when we email out that information. Please be sure to double check the email address is correct.

What time do the streams start?
There are six streams to choose from:

SATURDAY, MAY 22
Livestream #1 – UK, EUROPE, AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST: 19.00 BST / 20.00 CEST & SAST / 21.00 MSK & EEST / 22.00 GST
Livestream #2 – NORTH AMERICA (EAST COAST) and CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA: 18.00 CDT / 19.00 EDT / 20.00 ART & BRT / 00.00 BST
Livestream #3 – NORTH AMERICA (WEST COAST): 19.00 PDT / 03.00 BST
Livestream #4 – AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND & ASIA (on Sunday 23rd May): 16.00 ICT / 17.00 HKT & PHST / 18.00 JST & KST/ 19.00 AEST / 21.00 NZST / 10.00 BST

SUNDAY, MAY 23
Global encore screening #1 – 14.00 BST / 15.00 CEST & SAST / 16.00 EEST / 09.00 EDT
Global encore screening #2 – 19.00 BST / 20.00 CEST & SAST / 21.00 EEST / 14.00 EDT / 11.00 PDT

Can I watch any stream?
Yes, you can purchase a ticket for – and watch – any of the streams, wherever you are in the world. There are no restrictions, so please choose the most convenient stream for you. Please note, however, that you can only watch the stream for which you booked your ticket.

When do tickets go off sale?
Tickets will remain on sale until the very end of the stream.

Is there any event merchandise available?
A limited-edition line-up poster for Live At Worthy Farm is available with tickets at the point of purchase. All proceeds will go to Stagehand, the live production welfare and benevolent fund which is helping crew who have fallen into the gaps in Government financial support during the pandemic. If you would like to purchase additional posters, please head over to the Glastonbury web shop HERE.

Help – I didn’t receive my booking confirmation email!
If you have booked a ticket but can’t find your confirmation email, please check your promotion/spam/junk folders. If you still can’t find it, please contact our Customer Service team HERE.

When will I receive details of how to watch?
Details on how to join the stream, along with your unique access code and a link to the stream will be emailed to you seven (7) days before the event. An SMS reminder will also be sent to you close to the day of the event if you leave your full mobile/cell number (including international dialling code) at the time of booking.

If you book your ticket seven (7) days or less before the event, you will be sent your unique access code and a link to the stream with your booking confirmation by email.

Can I share my link with a friend?
No.  The link is unique to you and can only be viewed by you. Each link can only be used to stream this event on one device at a time. DO NOT share your link into the show. If someone else tries to access the show via your link, you will be kicked out of the stream. We recommend accessing your stream in advance of the start time to make sure that it works properly.

What if I am late?
Please join the livestream as you normally would have done. Even if you miss the beginning, we allow rewind functionality, so you’ll be able to rewind and enjoy the full show. If you arrive considerably later after the scheduled start time, but still arrive before the scheduled end time, the same applies, you’re still able to press play and rewind back to your desired point in the stream.

If you arrive after the scheduled end time, your code and access to the livestream will still be valid until a while after the event is scheduled to finish, and then you can rewind to the beginning. If you’ve arrived too late and your code isn’t allowing access, we’re sorry but we’re unable to offer a refund.

Can I watch on my phone, tablet and my computer?
Yes, you should be able view the stream from any modern web or mobile browser that is connected to the internet – simply click the link we send you & you should be taken to the stream.

If you have a Play Station, X Box, Smart TV, Fire Stick or other device that has a web browser & is connected to the internet, you can type the URL link we send you into that browser & then access the stream using your code. Please remember though that each link can only be used to stream this event on one device at a time.

Can I cast or mirror the livestream to my Smart TV?
If you have a Smart TV, you should be able to cast the stream to your TV using Apple Airplay or Google Chromecast (3rd Generation or later). Unfortunately, Chromecast 2nd generation or older may not be compatible with our stream player and your TV.

To find out more about casting to your Smart TV from your mobile, tablet or computer, please try these links :

• for Apple AirPlay / ioS – click HERE.
• for Google Chromecast / Android – click HERE.

Can I show the livestream on my TV which is NOT a Smart TV?
If you do not have a Smart TV, or are unable to cast using the methods above, you may wish to try using an HDMI cable to connect to your TV if it still has an HDMI port. You will probably need to follow the manufacturer’s instructions, but the following two articles are quite helpful too:

Click HERE or Click HERE

What are the recommended web browsers?
We’d recommend Chrome, Safari or Edge browsers, although many others will work just fine. If you’re not using the Chrome web browser and having difficulties with your stream, we’d highly recommend downloading the Chrome web browser.

What connection speed do I need to livestream the show?
Live At Worthy Farm is a high-quality video stream. The maximum quality available is 1080p Full HD. The video player automatically selects the best quality available for your internet connection speed, we’d recommend at least 4 Mbps – either WiFi or cell network – to enjoy the livestream in 1080p Full HD. To check your connection speed, please go to a speed test site such as www.fast.com.

I’m seeing poor quality video.
There are a number of factors influencing poor quality video. When someone else on your network uses the internet, it will reduce the available bandwidth for you to watch the livestream. We’d recommend disconnecting any additional devices from your internet. We don’t support VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) or Proxys. Please remove these before attempting to watch the livestream.

If you’re having issues, please try these troubleshooting steps:

Confirm your internet connection is available on your device
Check your internet connection speed at www.fast.com
Ensure other video streaming websites are working on your device
Try a different web browser
Try a different device
Contact customer support

Will there be sub-titles or closed captions for deaf & hard of hearing fans?
Please contact info@driift.live to register your interest and we’ll be in touch.

Is there anything else I need to do before the show?
We recommend that you check your WiFi router is working properly & you can connect to the internet ok. Aside from that, don’t forget to put some drinks in the fridge & order that pizza……

Can I rewind to specific sets to watch?
Yes. The set list with set times will be on the page below the video so you’ll know where to skip back to. You’re able to rewind and fast forward (up to the live point) as much as you like. Please be aware that after five hours beyond the scheduled end time, the video will cease to play on the livestream event page, and the rewind feature will no longer be available.

Can I pause the livestream whilst doing something else?
Yes. We’ll pause the stream for you until your press play again. Tap or select the pause button in the bottom left of the player. Please be aware that after five hours beyond the scheduled end time, the video will cease to play on the livestream event page, and the pause feature will no longer be available.

I have questions about the poster I ordered with my tickets
If you have ordered a ticket + poster bundle, your poster will be despatched by Sandbag. Pre-orders placed by 30 April will be despatched from week commencing May 10th, 2021. Orders placed from 1 May will be despatched from week commencing May 24th, 2021. If you need further help, please contact our Shop Customer Service team HERE. If you would like to purchase additional posters, please head over to the Glastonbury web shop HERE.

I purchased a ticket but can no longer attend. Can I get a refund?
Unfortunately this event is non-refundable.

Can I record the show?
Audio or video recording on your own device is strictly prohibited. Knowledge of such actions, including posting a video of the stream, can hurt your chances of being able to view or access virtual events in the future.

Can I add a donation to my booking, and where will it go?
When booking a ticket for the Livestream, you will be given the option to add a donation to your order, in denominations of 2, 5 and 10 of the currency you are booking in.
Your donations will be split equally between the Festival’s main three supported causes, Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid.
The Festival’s joint charities share a common goal of working together for people and the planet, by taking action against some of the biggest challenges of our time like climate change and the impact of the pandemic. Together, we are working with communities around the world who have been hit the hardest, to deliver solutions that save lives and overcome injustice, but we need your help to make a real difference.
Just a £5 donation could help pay for a tap to pipe clean water to a household in Southern Africa, changing the lives of a whole family whilst £10 could buy a hygiene kit with the basics everyone needs to survive and thrive from soap to sanitary pads. Please give what you can.

© Ron Reid / Camera Press

Bill Harkin first came to Glastonbury towards the end of 1970. He was delivering products to the health shops in the town and decided to walk up the Tor where he met Andrew Kerr. They both became aware of very powerful feelings of spirituality and agreed the need for a new age of looking at life towards a utopian society. After more intense discussions these conversations led to the idea of a large music festival with a Pyramid as centre stage. That’s when they came to me for a suitable site!

I liked the idea but was slightly wary of the reality, although was captivated by their childlike excitement. Bill was a top-flight architect working for British Leyland car launches at the time but he soon became caught up with the festival to be named Glastonbury Fair, and came up with the very first Pyramid at Worthy Farm.

His enthusiasm and dedication led to what we have now – thank you so much Bill! In more recent years he was involved with the design of the structures at the Eden Project, first in Cornwall and now across the world.

An inspirational life well lived – and simply loved by us all.

Michael

Here is Bill Harkin’s original sketch of the Pyramid Stage, which came to him in a dream (© Bill Harkin)

We’re pleased to announce that Worthy Farm is launching its first ever Reserve Cheddar cheese, exclusively in Co-op stores across the UK from 17 February 2021.

Worthy Farm Reserve Cheddar (£3.00/320g) has been created using milk from the dairy herd that call the Festival site their home all year round.

This reserve cheddar brings together two neighbouring farms, Worthy Farm and Wyke Farms, with the latter famous for its craftsmanship in the art of sustainable farmhouse cheese making.

As part of the launch promotion, there is an opportunity every month for Co-op members and customers to win tickets to the next Festival.

The Worthy Farm cheddar is also available as a cheese and pickle sandwich.

Statement 21 January, 2021

With great regret, we must announce that this year’s Glastonbury Festival will not take place, and that this will be another enforced fallow year for us.

In spite of our efforts to move Heaven & Earth, it has become clear that we simply will not be able to make the Festival happen this year. We are so sorry to let you all down.

As with last year, we would like to offer all those who secured a ticket in October 2019 the opportunity to roll their £50 deposit over to next year, and guarantee the chance to buy a ticket for Glastonbury 2022. We are very appreciative of the faith and trust placed in us by those of you with deposits, and we are very confident we can deliver something really special for us all in 2022!

We thank you for your incredible continued support and let’s look forward to better times ahead.

With love,

Michael & Emily

2021 CANCELLATION FAQS

I paid a deposit for Glastonbury 2020, which was rolled over to 2021, what will happen to my ticket now?

Ticket deposits which were valid at the point of the 2021 Festival being cancelled can be automatically rolled over to a like-for-like booking for the 2022 Festival. A like-for-like booking means that coach package deposits for 2021 will roll over to coach package deposits for 2022, and general admission ticket deposits for 2021 will roll over to general admission deposits for 2022. It is not possible to swap from a coach package to general admission or vice versa.

You will not need to do anything for your ticket booking to roll over however if you would prefer to cancel your booking and receive a full refund of your deposit (and coach fare if applicable) without incurring any cancellation fees, you can do so, up to 31st December 2021, using the online form to request a refund, up to the end of December 2021.

Any refunds will be issued to the original payment card. If you choose to cancel after 31st December 2021, the usual admin fees will apply.

Please note that the 2022 Terms and Conditions, which have been updated to reflect the extension to the free cancellation deadline to the 31st December 2021, apply to all bookings, including those rolled over.

I am a local resident who booked a Sunday Ticket for Glastonbury 2020, what will happen to my ticket?

Sunday Ticket bookings which were valid at the point of Festival cancellation can be rolled over to a like-for-like booking to the 2022 Festival. You will not need to do anything for the ticket booking to roll over. You will automatically be assigned to the equivalent bus option for the 2022 Festival.

If you would like to cancel your ticket booking you will be able to request a full refund, without incurring any cancellation fees, you can do so using the online form, up to the end of September 2021.

Any refunds will be issued to the original payment card. If you choose to cancel after 31st December 2021, the usual admin fees will apply.

Please note that the 2022 Terms and Conditions, which have been updated to reflect the extension to the free cancellation deadline to the 31st December 2021, apply to all bookings, including those rolled over from the 2020 Festival.

I’ve booked a Campervan Pass / accommodation at Worthy View / Sticklinch / an onsite Tipi, what will happen to my booking?

Accommodation bookings which were valid at the point of Festival cancellation can also be rolled over for a like-for-like booking for the 2022 Festival. You will not need to do anything for the booking to roll over.

If you would like to cancel your official accommodation or campervan ticket booking, you will be able to request a full refund, without incurring any cancellation fees, until 31st December 2021 by contacting See Tickets Customer Services at glastonbury@seetickets.com with the order reference number for your accommodation booking.

Any refunds will be issued to the original payment card. If you choose to cancel after 31st December 2021, the usual admin fees will apply.
Please note that the 2022 Terms and Conditions, which have been updated to reflect the extension to the free cancellation deadline to the 31st December 2021, apply to all bookings, including those rolled over.

One of my group is no longer able to attend, what will happen to by booking?

If a member of your group is no longer able to attend the Festival, they will be able to request a refund of their ticket using the refund request form here, leaving the rest of the ticket bookings in the original order standing, however please note that any refunds will be issued to the original payment card.

If I change my mind after 31st December 2021 will I still be able to get a full refund?

After 31st December 2021 up to 6th May 2022 deposits (and bookings for which the balance has been paid) will be refundable subject to the applicable admin fees, as outlined in the 2022 Terms and Conditions, which have been updated to reflect the extension to the free cancellation deadline of 31st December 2021.

How much will tickets for 2022 cost?

We won’t know the price for tickets for the 2022 Festival until later in the year, but we will ensure that full details will be confirmed before the free cancellation deadline, to allow anyone who wishes to cancel their booking free of charge the chance to do so.

When will the 2022 Festival take place?

The 2022 Festival will take place from 22nd – 26th June 2022.

I didn’t get a ticket for 2020, will I still get a chance to book tickets for 2022?

Tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2022 are sold out, with deposits paid for the 2020 Festival having rolled over. However just as we were due to have a resale in April for the 2020 Festival, any tickets for which the deposit is refunded, or the balance is not paid, will be made available in a resale in April 2022. To book tickets in any sale you will first need to be registered.

Registration remains free of charge and only takes a few minutes at www.glastonburyregistration.co.uk. If you are already registered with the Festival, you do not need to re-register. However we would advise you to check your existing registration here and update your photo if it is no longer of a good likeness.

Children aged 12 and under when the Festival takes place are admitted free of charge and do not need a ticket, and do not need to register.

Please note, registration does not guarantee you a ticket (and in recent years, demand for tickets has outstripped supply).

I’ve paid my deposit and want a ticket for 2022, when do I need to pay the remaining balance?

The remaining ticket balance for tickets rolled over to 2022 is payable during the April 2022 balance payment window. The remaining balance will be calculated from the 2022 ticket price which will be confirmed prior to the free cancellation deadline.

If the ticket price for 2022 changes, would I pay the 2022 price?

Yes, whilst your deposit will be rolled over to a like-for-like booking, the remaining balance payable will be the balance of the 2022 ticket price, not the 2020 ticket price.

I didn’t manage to book accommodation for the 2020 Festival, will I still be able to book accommodation for 2022?

Yes, any accommodation cancellations will be made available in an accommodation resale.

I booked a coach package for 2020 but don’t want to get the coach in 2022, can I change my booking

Your deposit will only be valid for a like-for-like booking, if you had booked a coach package, your deposit will only be valid for a coach package for 2022. If you no longer wish to travel by coach, you will need to cancel your existing booking and try for a general admission ticket within the ticket resales in 2021.

I’ve booked a coach package, will the coach departure point still be the same for 2022?

If you had booked a coach package for the 2020 Festival, and have had the booking rolled over to 2022, See will try to keep the coach departure locations the same.

I’ve booked a coach package, will the cost of the coach also be rolled over?

If you had booked a coach package for the 2020 Festival, the deposit and coach travel will be rolled over for a like-for-like booking to the 2022 Festival.

Why isn’t the Festival just being postponed until later in the year?

The global response to the coronavirus pandemic is still changing daily, and it is too early to tell when restrictions on mass gatherings, and the demands on our emergency services will be loosened.

I can’t make it in 2022, can the ticket be made valid for a different future Festival?

No, if you would not be able to make the 2022 Festival the booking would not be valid for a different future Festival. You would need to cancel the ticket booking and be issued with a refund.

Do I have to do anything to make sure my deposit is carried over?

No, ticket deposits will automatically be carried over for the 2022 Festival. You would however need to pay the 2022 remaining ticket balance during the 2022 balance payment window.

If I cancel my deposit now, can I have priority for 2022 or future booking?

There will not be any priority given to those who choose to cancel their ticket booking. If you choose to cancel your booking and later decide to try for a ticket to Glastonbury 2022 or a future Festival, you would need to go through the ticket sale process as normal.

I’ve booked private accommodation/travel/holiday/other third party expenses, will these costs be reimbursed?

If you have booked private accommodation or travel through a third party you will need to liaise directly with the company, organisation or person you made your booking with or seek a refund via your travel insurer. Glastonbury Festival takes no responsibility for services offered by third parties.

My child who did not require a ticket for the 2020 Festival will be 13 by the time of the 2022 Festival, what should I do?

If you have tickets which you are rolling over for the 2022 Festival and your child will turn 13 between 24th June 2020 and 22nd June 2022, please submit their registration at (www.glastonburyregistration.co.uk) and once you have their registration number, please contact us using the ‘Any Other Enquiries’ option on the Festival Contact form as soon as possible ahead of 31st December 2021, for information on how to book an additional ticket.

I cancelled my booking before the 2020 Festival was cancelled, can I get my booking reinstated?

If you cancelled your booking before the Festival was cancelled, it will not be possible to reinstate the booking; however any cancelled tickets will be made available in a resale in April 2022, so if you have cancelled your deposit, you will have the chance to book again when tickets go on resale in 2022.

Ray Brooks worked for us through the years as a brilliant artist. His major works here were the angel at Jean’s Garden and of course the famous dragon at Kings Meadow.

Thank you Ray – never to be forgotten.

Michael

Photo: Clive Farndon