Glastonbury 2009 Official Registration Film appears on YouTube

There's a new video of Vampire Weekend on YouTube which highlights the best moments of Glastonbury Festival 2008. The video is titled Glastonbury 2009 Official Registration Film and has the soundtrack of Vampire Weekend's 'Oxford Comma' recorded by the BBC in the John Peel Tent and also reprises some of the greatest moments of this year's Glastonbury Festival.

Festival organiser Emily Eavis picked the Vampire Weekend song as the soundtrack to the three minute film which features some of the key moments of this year's Festival, compiled from over 30 hours of live BBC broadcast, showing the Festival in all its many guises, both by day and by night.

The original version of 'Oxford Comma' by Vampire Weekend has already attracted over 600,000 hits on YouTube. The almost entirely 'mud free' Glastonbury of 2008, featured over 1000 bands on over a dozen main performance stages, and was hailed as "the greatest festival in our 38-year history" by organiser Michael Eavis.

Everyone who plans to the come the Festival must register, and that includes children aged 13, 14 and 15. Each ticket sold will feature a photograph of the person in whose name it is registered and will be non-transferable. So if you plan to buy tickets for friends or family you must make sure they all register!

Online registration can be carried out by clicking here.

Registration does not reserve or guarantee you a ticket when they go on sale at at 9am on Sunday 5th October, but if you don't register you will not be able to buy a weekend ticket for Glastonbury Festival 2009. All registered festival-goers will have two options. They can either buy a full weekend ticket at a price of £175 (plus a booking fee of £5).

Alternatively, tickets can be reserved at a cost of £50 per ticket. The balance will be payable by Sunday 1st February 2009. With both these options, the number of tickets available per transaction for registered customers is now unlimited.

Payment made for tickets by card for UK sales (both online and by telephone) will be by the following debit cards only - Visa Debit, Visa Electron, Switch/Maestro Domestic and Solo. Credit cards will not be accepted for UK sales. For the purpose of ticket sales the UK includes Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.

Expect something like 2,000 performances at 50 or so venues including music, cabaret, theatre, circus, a fantastic Kidz area, poetry, green crafts and information and loads, loads more ... much more than just the music, so make sure you check it all out!

To see who might be playing, take a look at the eFestivals' Glastonbury 2009 rumours >>.

Music on the main stages runs from around 11am each morning until 00:30 on the Friday and Saturday and midnight on the Sunday (longer stage running times than just about every other festival), with entertainment on some of the smaller stages running later (until 6am in Shangri-La).

For detailed information on all aspects of the festival, click here.

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