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Glastonbury: Emily Eavis says she is so sorry after technical issues derail live-stream By Mark Savage image captionFour-time Glastonbury headliners Coldplay are among the acts on the bill for the virtual concert Glastonbury organisers have made their live-stream concert free to watch after thousands of ticketholders were unable to access the show. Technical issues meant people who had paid £20 to see the virtual gig received an error, denying them entry. Problems persisted for two hours, afte...

Glastonbury Festival organisers have apologised to fans and ticket holders as their global livestream event was blighted by technical issues. The event, Live At Worthy Farm, was due to start at 7pm but many reported on social media they were unable to access the stream due to an “invalid codes” error message. A tweet from the official Glastonbury festival account said: “So sorry to those of you who haven’t been able to get onto the stream yet. We’re speaking to Driift to find out what...

After thousands are locked out of the virtual concert, organisers make it freely available online.

The musical spectacular could not be accessed by many, who took to social media to complain before a free link was provided.