First batch of Glastonbury Festival tickets sold out in 14…
The first batch of tickets for Glastonbury 2015 has sold out in just 14 minutes.A total of 15,000 coach and admission packages for the next year’s festival were snapped up in less than a quarter of an hour.Emily Eavis, who organises the mammoth event with her father Michael, said on Twitter: “Wow, all 15,000 coach + ticket packages went in 14 minutes! That’s amazing.”Revellers have not missed their chance to attend next year’s event, however.Standard weekend tickets will go on sale on Sunday…

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Seven Glastonbury Festival ticket tips from those in the know
Here are seven tips from the Glastonbury Festival organisers to maximise your chance of getting tickets. 1. Make sure you have all your registration details (including postcodes) ready and checked in advance, that there are sufficient cleared funds on the card you intend to use to book, and that you know all the security information for that card.2. Be aware that tickets are not held whilst you’re entering your details, so you need to be ready to enter all your details…

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Glastonbury tickets on sale today
Glastonbury festival tickets go on sale at 7pm tonight, prompting the beginning of the F5-bashing season.The festival is releasing 15,000 such tickets, priced at £220 plus the cost of travel. Coach travel costs from £31 from Bath, up to £105 for those coming from Edinburgh. Tickets are available from Seetickets. Rumours have it that Fleetwood Mac will be the main headliners, with the Foo Fighters, Kate Bush and Coldplay also allegedly lined up. A new Thom Yorke album will…

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BREAKING: Fleetwood Mac at Glastonbury 2015 'being discussed'
Fleetwood Mac look likely to headline next year’s Glastonbury Festival after the band confirmed appearing on the Pyramid Stage in 2015 was ‘being discussed’.In an interview with Uncut magazine, Stevie Nicks said the band would be in England early next summer, and they would be trying to ‘weave in’ appearances at festivals, including Glastonbury.Fleetwood Mac have been favourites with the bookies to be one of the Pyramid Stage headliners next year, after Michael Eavis gave a few clues at the end…

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