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Where to buy last-minute tickets for Download Festival amid surprise lineup announcement
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Updated 13:53 20 Feb 2025 GMTPublished 13:39 20 Feb 2025 GMT

Where to buy last-minute tickets for Download Festival amid surprise lineup announcement

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Download is one of the UK’s biggest rock festivals, and it's fair to say this year’s lineup has fans pretty excited.

Every summer, thousands of Brits flock to the fields of Donnington Park in Leicestershire for a weekend of music at the iconic outdoor venue.

This year looks to be a good one too, as Download has teased some of the festival’s headline acts, with big names including the Sex Pistols with Frank Carter, McFly, The Darkness, Fall Out Boy, and Green Day taking to the stage.

From festival dates and the lineup to where to buy tickets, find out everything you need to know below.

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Where to buy tickets for Download Festival now

If you’re keen to get your hands on tickets, then you need to move fast, and your first point of call should be Ticketmaster. If you’re after the full experience, a five-night pass starts from £345 and £172.50 for kids. For those of you hoping to get a proper night’s kip, there’s the option to choose ‘quiet’ camping.

You can also book ‘eco’ camping for the same prices. Essentially, this is a dedicated campsite area designed for fans who want to prioritise sustainability during their stay, from recycling waste to cutting down on single-waste plastic. For those of you who don’t want to camp (I don't blame you), access to the festival for the entire weekend will cost £290 per person.

If you don’t have any luck on Ticketmaster, don’t panic. You can also head over to See Tickets now to buy tickets. As for resale, you want to check out Viagogo and Stubhub, where tickets start from £360.

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Who is headlining Download Festival this year?

There are some huge names taking to the stage this year with more acts to be announced shortly. We’re talking about the likes of Green Day, Sleep Token, Jimmy Eat World, Sex Pistols with Frank Carter, Weezer, The Darkness, and McFly.

New names announced this week include Shinedown, Rise Against, Myles Kennedy, Opeth, AWOLNATION, and Power Trip. You can head over to the official website now for the full lineup as it drops.

And there was a surprise addition in the form of PRESIDENT, described by Rock Sound as 'mysterious newcomers', to this year's line-up.

When is Download Festival 2025 taking place?

You’ll need to block out 13 to 15 June to attend the festival this year. As per previous years, the event will take place at Donnington Park in Leicestershire.

Over 90 acts will perform over the long weekend with thousands of fans expected to attend. Tickets are selling fast, so make sure to hurry if you're keen. See you there?

Visit See Tickets now to buy tickets (before they sell out).

Featured Image Credit: Getty/Daniel Boczarski

Topics: Music

Danielle Fowler
Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler is the Affiliates Writer at LADbible Group, working across LADbible, Tyla, GAMINGbible, SPORTbible and UNILAD. She covers the latest trends in fashion and beauty, writes about standout gadgets, and reviews the must-have products everyone's talking about.

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