Organisers have announced that registrations for Glastonbury Festival 2010 are now open.
If you're anything like us you've probably only just cleaned your wellies and packed the tent away from Glastonbury 2009 but it's never too early to start planning it would seem.
The registration procedure will follow a similar form to this year, registration is required to allow you to be able to purchase a ticket when they go on sale but is not a guarantee that you will be able to due to the extra high demand there is every time Glasto tickets go on sale.
As ever, we'll keep you up to date with ticket sales info and line-up details closer to the time.
For full details and to get signed up visit Glastonbury's registration website
Re-live Glastonbury 2009 here.
10:02 AM | 10/07/2009
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