 Many Glastonbury fans were left heartbroken and empty-handed yesterday when tickets for the legendary music festival went on sale. Glastonbury Festival organisers said tickets for the 2023 event sold out after an hour of chaos, with fans desperately attempting to secure a spot at the Worthy Farm event. General sale began at 9am on Sunday, with a statement from Glastonbury coming just after 10am to announce that tickets had all sold out. It read: 'Tickets for Glastonbury 2023 have now Sold Out. Thank you to everyone who bought one and we're sorry to those of you who missed out, on a morning when demand far exceeded supply. There will be a resale of any cancelled or returned tickets in spring 2023.' It didn't help that the site appeared to crash during the sale, with See Tickets providing updates to dismayed fans. With rumours aplenty that Rihanna could headline in 2023, demand for tickets is high as ever – even if the price tag has split opinions. But all hope is not lost – there is another chance for fans to get their hands on some coveted tickets. So, if you want tickets, here's what you need to know… Can I still buy Glastonbury tickets? © Provided by Metro Be a part of the action in 2023 (Picture: Getty) General admission tickets went on sale from 9am, on Sunday, November 6, and sold out within an hour. However, there will be another chance for music fans to get their hands on tickets. Following general sale, those who didn't nab tickets in the first sale will be able to take part in Glastonbury's annual resale. According to the Glastonbury website, resale allows fans to purchase any cancelled or returned tickets for the event. This will take place in April 2023, with an exact date yet to be confirmed. How much are Glastonbury tickets? © Provided by Metro The Fenty billionaire is hotly tipped to appear (Picture: Getty Images) General admission tickets will cos){kind=link}
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Many Glastonbury fans were left heartbroken and empty-handed yesterday when tickets for the legendary music festival went on sale.
Glastonbury Festival organisers said tickets for the 2023 event sold out after an hour of chaos, with fans desperately attempting to secure a spot at the Worthy Farm event.
With rumours aplenty that Rihanna could headline in 2023, demand for tickets is high as ever – even if the price tag has split opinions.
General sale began at 9am on Sunday, with Glastonbury announcing just after 10am to announce that tickets had all sold out.