Glastonbury confirms dates for next festival in 2027

Glastonbury has confirmed when the next festival will take place in 2027.

While there will be no Glastonbury in 2026, organisers have now confirmed the dates for Glastonbury's return after two years — with the festival scheduled to take across June 23 to 27, 2027.

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The latest edition of Glastonbury took place took over the Somerset countryside across June 25 to 29 this year, however the yearly festival will not be taking place next year.

Organiser Emily Eavis confirmed last year that 2026 will be a "fallow year" for Glastonbury; the festival periodically takes a year off to allow Worthy Farm - the functioning cattle farm upon which Glastonbury takes place - to rest and regrow.

Eavis said the break was "overdue", with the last fallow year having taken place in 2018. Worthy Farm has had an opportunity to recover since then however due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which saw Glastonbury postponed across 2020 and 2021.

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According to BBC News, official ticket information for the next edition will be available around mid-2026; however, organisers will be running a charity prize draw for the first 25 passes for Glastonbury 2027.

The draw, which is raising money for Doctors Without Borders (MSF UK), is now live and will close on November 7. You can enter here.

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