Emily Eavis on decline in ticket registrations for Glastonbury
Emily Eavis suggests last year's muddy weather may explain a fall in Glastonbury ticket registrations, which closed ahead of tickets going on sale on 6 April.…
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No rain gun for Glastonbury
Glastonbury organisers have denied reports that Michael Eavis built a device to stop rain over the festival, saying weather-altering contraptions conflict with the festival's ecological values.…
Glastonbury sold out
Glastonbury tickets sold out within twenty-four hours, and Michael Eavis has vowed to tackle touts, while Moby confirmed a Pyramid Stage slot.…
Glastonbury tickets sell fast
About 35,000 of the 150,000 Glastonbury tickets had sold by Monday lunchtime, with Michael Eavis saying sales are faster than last year.…
Glastonbury is go
Mendip District Council has granted a licence for this year's Glastonbury Festival after a seven hour meeting, with tickets for 27 to 29 June now on sale.…
Glastonbury decision date set
Mendip District Council will discuss Michael Eavis's appeal and new application for a Glastonbury 2003 licence on 17 February.…
Eavis talks about losing Glastonbury licence
Michael Eavis tells NME he will appeal Mendip District Council's refusal of a Glastonbury 2003 licence, which he blames on absent committee members.…
Glastonbury refused licence
Mendip District Council has refused the Glastonbury Festival an entertainments licence for 2003, citing security, environmental damage and site suitability; Michael Eavis plans to appeal.…
REM confirmed as Glastonbury headliners
REM have confirmed they will headline Glastonbury 2003, subject to licensing approval, while Michael Eavis faces a council meeting over ticketless crowds.…
Eavis warns of unofficial Glastonbury tickets
Michael Eavis has warned fans against buying 2003 Glastonbury tickets from an unauthorised website and has contacted trading standards officials.…
Glastonbury should be back
Glastonbury appears a logistical success with minimal mud and only one reported stowaway, and organisers are hopeful of a licence for 2003.…
Glasto is go
Glastonbury 2002 has begun, with NME.com reporting a near-impenetrable super-fence and security patrols, and the BBC and Freeserve providing coverage.…