Glastonbury Festival 2010 tickets will go on sale on October 4, Michael Eavis, the event's organiser has confirmed. Speaking on Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk, Eavis defends a £10 price rise to £185 for tickets to next year's event, saying: "I do try and hold it down, but the girls doing the budgetin...
Speaking on Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk, Eavis defends a £10 price rise to £185 for tickets to next year’s event, saying: “I do try and hold it down, but the girls doing the budgeting are so thorough and so clever, and they said: ‘Look, the minimum rise we can get away with is 10 quid more’. It is a shame, because I really wanted to hold the price.”
As with this year, fans will be able to purchase tickets by paying £50 deposits to hold their place, paying the full amount next February.
Eavis also says that he’s already talking to potential bands to play the festival’s 40th annniversary event, saying: “Some of the artists out there are particularly interested in the fact that it’s 40 years.”
This year’s Glastonbury Festival was headlined by Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young and Blur.
For more information and to register, seeGlastonburyfestivals.co.uk
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