If this random spell of good weather has you in the mood to don a bucket hat and drink pints in flimsy reusable cups, we’ve got exciting news: the 2025 Glastonbury lineup has finally been revealed. Well, at least the first wave of acts were announced by Worthy Farm this morning (March 6).
The big news is that The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Neil Young will be headlining the Pyramid Stage this year. On top of that, some of the biggest names include Charli XCX, Raye, recent Doecchi, Ezra Collective, Rod Stewart, Snow Patrol, Loyle Carner, and loads more. Add to that all the non-music events at Glastonbury from yoga to comedy acts, and it sounds like 2025 will be as big as Glasto as any.
If you now really, really fancy going to Glasto this summer but didn’t get a ticket when they were released back in October, worry not. You’ll have another chance on the resale.
Bagging entry to Glasto is notoriously tricky. There’s dozens of tips and tricks which long-time festival-goers swear by (including, apparently, being from Liverpool), but when it comes down to it, it’s mostly a game of luck. If the odds weren’t in your favour back in November, they might be now, as ticket resale looms closer.
Here’s everything you need to know to make sure you successfully get resale tickets for Glastonbury 2025.
When do Glastonbury 2025 tickets go on resale?
Worthy Farm has airtight security when it comes to ticket sales. There’s no chance of dynamic pricing here, and you can’t sell your ticket on to anyone. The resale is essentially a second wave of sales consisting of everyone who either now doesn’t want their tickets or who has not paid following the initial deposit.
Last year, resale tickets went up on April 18 and 21, so we can expect them to pop up around the same time this spring. No official announcements about resale tickets have been made yet, other than that they will only be available via See Tickets, and that you need to be registered here to buy them.
How many Glastonbury tickets can you buy in the resale?
Historically, resale tickets have been limited to 4 per purchaser. There’s always a chance that could change this year, but we wouldn’t count on it. Expect the limit to remain at 4 per person.
Tips to get a Glastonbury resale tickets
Last year resale tickets for the festival sold out in minutes. From spreadsheets to registration, find a full guide to maximising your chances of getting tickets here.
Can you get into Glastonbury without a ticket?
If you’re asking if you can sneak in, well, we couldn’t possibly advise. Besides, security is tight and unless you can Flat-Stanley your way under a metal barricade, you’re out of luck on that front.
However, there are ways to get into the farm without a ticket which are actually endorsed by the organisers. You can volunteer with a plethora of organisations, or work as a bartender or first-aider. Here’s our guide on how to get in (legally) without a ticket.
How much are Glastonbury Tickets and when is it?
Prices once again went up this year. Full weekend tickets cost £378.50, with coach travel costing between £47 and £160 depending on where you’re coming from.
The festival will take place from June 25-29 this year.
Glastonbury 2025 headliners
This year’s headliners are Neil Young, The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo and Rod Stewart. Find out more here.
What’s the lineup this year?
This year’s lineup is, as ever, pretty stacked. There are huge names from pretty much every genre, so there’s something for absolutely everyone. Here’s everyone who’s been announced so far, with more to come before the festival.
Friday June 26
The 1975
Loyle Carner
Biffy Clyro
Alanis Morissette
Busta Rhymes
Maribou State
Gracie Abrams
Four Tet
Wet Leg
Anohni and the Johnsons
BADBADNOTGOOD
Blossoms
Burning Spear
CMAT
Denzel Curry
En Vogue
English Teacher
Fatboy Slim
Floating Points
Franz Ferdinand
Glass Beams
Inhaler
Osees
PinkPantheress
Self Esteem
Myles Smith
Supergrass
Vieux Farka Touré
Faye Webster
Wunderhorse
Lola Young
Saturday June 27
Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts
Charli xcx
Raye
Doechii
Deftones
Ezra Collective
John Fogerty
Amyl and the Sniffers
Amaarae
Beabadobee
Bob Vylan
Caribou
Brandi Carlile
Father John Misty
Beth Gibbons
Lucy Dacus
Yussef Dayes
Greentea Peng
Jade
Japanese Breakfast
Kaiser Chiefs
Kneecap
Leftfield
Nick Lowe
Nova Twins
Gary Numan
Tom Odell
Pa Salieu
Scissor Sisters
The Script
TV on the Radio
Weezer
Sunday June 28
Olivia Rodrigo
Rod Stewart
The Prodigy
Noah Kahan
Nile Rodgers and Chic
Wolf Alice
Jorja Smith
Overmono
The Libertines
AJ Tracey
Black Uhuru
The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Celeste
Joy Crookes
Cymande
Future Islands
Girl in Red
Goat
The Maccabees
Parcels
Pawsa
Katy J Pearson
Royel Otis
The Selecter
Shaboozey
Snow Patrol
Sprints
St Vincent
Kae Tempest
Turnstile
Time Out at Glastonbury
Going to Glasto but not sure what to expect? To give you an idea, we had people on the ground at last years event bringing you all the best bits, from Dua Lipa’s headline slot to Shania Twain’s closing legend set. Read our overall review of the fest here.
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