What time do Glastonbury tickets go on sale on Sunday?

Music fans have a chance to secure general admission Glastonbury Festival tickets this week after the coach packages sold out after just 25 minutes on Thursday.

Earlier this month, festival organisers announced ticket sales would be pushed for next year's event by two weeks just hours before the first lot were supposed to go on sale on November 2.Bosses said the move had been made to "ensure that everyone who would like to buy a ticket is registered and therefore eligible to purchase" tickets.

General admission tickets are available to buy from Sunday, November 19. The tickets were originally meant to go on sale on Sunday November 5. To buy tickets to the iconic Worthy Farm event, hopefuls needed to have preregistered by 5pm on Monday November 13.

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Demand is so high for the popular festival, which takes place between Wednesday June 26 and Sunday June 30, that it is famously difficult to secure tickets for. It is not yet known who will headline the five-night festival, but organiser Emily Eavis teased that a huge US artist could be on the cards.

Here's everything you need to know about bagging a ticket this Sunday...

Tickets go live at 9am on Sunday, November 19.

Tickets cost £355 plus a £5 booking fee, of which a £75 deposit is payable. The balance will be due in the first week of April 2024.

Tickets are sold exclusively at glastonbury.seetickets.com. See Tickets is the only site selling Glastonbury tickets.

You may book up to six tickets per transaction by paying a deposit for each person. In order to make a booking you will need the registration number