There aren’t many festivals that can match Glastonbury Festival. It is an exceptional feast of music, unmatched by any other festival. For five days the Pilton farm transforms into a tented city with thousands of citizens. You will be able to enjoy not only music from almost every genre but also performing arts cabaret, theatre, circus, children’s entertainment, poetry, healing, green crafts and information and much more. Energetic, colourful, unique and entertaining.

The dates of the festival have been confirmed, and the festival will take place between 24th and 28th of June. Line-up for Glastonbury Festival 2010 has been confirmed by the organizers. To see the line-up details, day and stage splits, as available click here.

What is it all about? Music, theatre, cabaret, and a fantastic Kidz area are the venues at this year festival, Add to this 2,000 performers and no one will not be disappointed. There will be poetry, green crafts and information among many more things. Also something will be replacing Leftfield stage.

Lots of entertainments await you, so make sure you check it all out! Enjoy music till midnight and beyond, Great feast of music will run from around 11am each morning until 00:30 on the Friday and Saturday and midnight on the Sunday. With entertainment on some of the smaller stages running later. All the detailed information on the festival are available here.

It is no longer possible to buy tickets for this year’s festival as all are sold out. For a chance to win a pair of tickets visit glastonbury 2010. Every person who purchased a ticket to the Festival was registered, and that includes children 13, 14 and 15 years of age. Photograph of a registered buyer makes the tickets non-transferable and it will be virtually impossible to re-sell them. If for any reason you can’t attend the Festival you can get a refund before midnight Friday 8th May.

Contact Seetickets to get a refund for your ticket. Any attempt to sell on tickets, will result in them being cancelled. Seeticket is also a place to contact if you need a car park or a campervan ticket. Car park is available and it costs £10 for a car and £65 for a campervan.

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