It is still possible to register for the right to buy tickets for this year's Glastonbury festival, England's Woodstock - a huge folk-rock-blues-
pop-new age mudfest, held at Worthy Farm, Pilton near Glastonbury. Europe's largest music festival is scheduled for June 27 to 29. Glastonbury tickets normally sell out very quickly, within hours or at the most days of going on sale. This year's tickets have not yet sold out.

We won't speculate on the reasons. But the good news is that registration for Glastonbury re-opened this week and will remain open, on a first come-first served basis, as long as tickets are available.

Registration, which includes uploading a photo of yourself, does not guarantee a ticket but simply gives you the right to buy one if any are available. You can try to buy a ticket, online, as soon as your registration and photo are accepted. Children 13 years and over have to be registered to attend Glastonbury as well.

The line up for this year's festival has not yet been announced, but is expected to be released on May 1.

• Visit their website to register for Glastonbury 2008
• Find out more about Glastonbury Festival

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