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Tickets for Glastonbury go on sale on Sunday, eight months before the event

Music fans will be able to reserve their places for Glastonbury 2009 by putting down a £50 deposit or buying tickets outright. The early ticket sale comes after last year’s event failed to sell out on the first day, as had been usual before. Organiser, Michael Eavis, told BBC news: “After three years, I am now confident that we have developed the fairest ticketing operation available anywhere, and we are ready to go.” The festival will run next year from the 24 to the 28 June. Emily Eavis said Franz Ferdinand and The Ting Tings would be “somewhere on the bill” after playing a show for locals recently, but the line-up has yet to be announced.

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Tags: 2009Emily EavisFranz FerdinandGlastonburyMichael Eavisthe Ting Tingstickets

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