Glastonbury is officially back in 2027, and while we still have no idea who will be taking over the Pyramid Stage, we now know when tickets go on sale and, perhaps more importantly, how much they are going to cost.

The festival returns to Worthy Farm from 23-27 June 2027, following the traditional fallow year, with general admission tickets costing £408 including the £5 booking fee.

Tickets with coach travel go on sale at 6pm on Thursday 1 October, followed by the main general admission sale at 9am on Sunday 4 October.

Before you can even attempt to get tickets, everyone aged 13 or over must be registered with Glastonbury. Registration involves uploading a picture of yourself and confirming your address. Registration is free and is already open, but closes at 5pm on Friday 25 September.

You can register through the official Glastonbury ticket site: Glastonbury registration

If you're already registered, you don't need to do it again, although Glastonbury recommends checking that your registration and photograph are still up to date.

Up to six tickets can be bought in one transaction, with a £100 deposit per person. The remaining £308 is payable during the first week of April 2027.

Full official ticket information is available from Glastonbury Festival.

So, who could actually be playing?

Glastonbury hasn't announced a single act yet, but the rumour mill is already in full swing. Festival organiser Emily Eavis has confirmed that the three Pyramid Stage headliners are booked, while ruling out Madonna.

And after digging through the latest industry reports, touring schedules and the increasingly obsessive Glastonbury forum speculation, we've got a few names we're watching very closely.

Harry Styles

Harry Styles has suddenly become the most convincing Glastonbury 2027 rumour after announcing the latest dates of his huge Together, Together tour.

His 2027 European run has a very noticeable gap over Glastonbury weekend before he returns to Europe in July, with the tour eventually finishing with three Wembley Stadium shows in August. That gap has sent speculation into overdrive, with Styles now widely tipped as one of the three Pyramid headliners.

For us, this is the strongest headliner rumour currently doing the rounds.

Sam Fender

Another name that is popping up is Sam Fender.

He's now in the category of artist who feels on the cusp of being big enough to headline Glastonbury, and his name continues to feature heavily in fan and industry speculation, especially after the huge run with Olivia Dean on “Rein Me In”.

Sabrina Carpenter

Glastonbury usually book at least one female headliner, and with Madonna confirmed out, the rumour mill has added Sabrina off the back of her Wembley Stadium shows next year.

Maybe a long shot, but a possibility to bring her Coachella set piece to Worthy Farm.

Robbie Williams

Here's one that could get very interesting.

Robbie Williams has been linked with Glastonbury for years, and recent industry speculation has put him firmly into the 2027 conversation. He is also a potential fit for the festival's Sunday Legends slot, though I'm sure Robbie would think he's a bit young for that?

Tame Impala

This is our favourite Other Stage rumour.

Tame Impala have a particularly suspicious gap in their 2027 European tour schedule. They play Europe in June before a break around Glastonbury weekend, then return for Rock Werchter in early July.

Tame Impala already headlined the Other Stage in 2019, but Kevin Parker's project has grown considerably since then. The question is whether Glastonbury now sees them as a Pyramid headliner or gives them another enormous Other Stage slot.

Fontaines D.C.

The band have continued their rapid rise from cult post-punk favourites to one of the biggest guitar acts in the world, and their 2027 touring plans have fuelled plenty of Glastonbury speculation.

What about Oasis?

Oasis seemed like an obvious Glastonbury possibility for a while, particularly with their reunion tour making them one of the biggest acts on the planet again.

But things have changed.

The band have now announced a huge 2027 tour, including a run of Manchester shows that overlaps with Glastonbury weekend. While the dates technically leave a gap for an appearance on the Sunday, it would be incredibly unlikely.

Our early Glastonbury 2027 predictions

Pyramid Stage

Harry Styles
Sam Fender
Sabrina Carpenter
Robbie Williams

Other Stage

Tame Impala
Fontaines D.C.
Fred again..

The actual lineup will come out around March next year, and a few headliners will surely leak out between now and then. Until then, keep checking back in with New Music Magazine for more festival info.

Glastonbury 2027: Tickets, Prices And Our Early Headliner Predictions