Glastonbury 2024: Final resale tickets sell out in 22 minutes
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All the remaining resale tickets for Glastonbury Festival were snapped up within just 22 minutes.
People who were not able to purchase tickets back in November were given two additional opportunities to buy them this week. However, the supply of tickets was very restricted.
Regular tickets were made available on Sunday at 9:00 in the morning, according to See Tickets, and they confirmed that all of them were sold out by 9:22.
To attend the festival in 2024, individuals had to pay a fee of £355 per person, in addition to a £5 booking charge. This is an increase from the previous year's rate, which was set at £335 for the 2023 festival.
The availability of resold tickets was based on those who didn't make full payments for their ticket. They only gave a deposit in November.
In 2024, the festival will have a historic moment with two women as the top performers on the Pyramid Stage. Dua Lipa and SZA will be leading the stage alongside Coldplay, who are also part of the headlining acts.
On Tuesday, they included Lulu, Frank Turner, and Kate Nash in the list of performers.
Additional performers on the lineup comprise LCD Soundsystem, The Streets, Little Simz, Avril Lavigne, and Cyndi Lauper. There are still more musicians that will be revealed soon.
Picture credits go to REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
At the upcoming Sunday event, Shania Twain has been chosen to perform during the highly coveted "legend slot."
If you can't make it to Worthy Farm for the weekend, don't worry! You can still catch all the top-notch music performances from the festival while lounging on your couch.
In 2024, the BBC is going to showcase a lot of happenings from Glastonbury. The audience can expect to watch performances that are exceptional and also get glimpses of events taking place behind the scenes.
The BBC hasn't disclosed the complete information about their coverage yet, but they will do it nearer to the date through various platforms including TV, radio, online, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds.
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