Music fans who attended last year will have to fork out a bit more for the 2023 festival - but organisers ave defended the price hikes.
A Glastonbury organiser has spoken out in defence of ticket price increases for this year's festival.
As reported by the Mirror, Festival organiser Emily Eavis, 43, has recently defended the price increase stating that they should actually be £100 more compared to last year."In order to do the exact same show as last time, we would have had to put £100 on the ticket.Meanwhile, there has been a separate backlash against Glastonbury after the initial line-up was unveiled on Friday.
One expressed disappointment by tweeting: "Stormzy wasn't at big festival headliner status when he did Glastonbury and look what he did with the platform.Top showbiz news Another commented: "Awful lack of diversity in the headliners. The undercard is excellent though."
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