T in the Park which will be happening from Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July has confirmed more artists for this year's festival
The organisers have confirmed that Detroit techno legend Jeff Mills will be returning for the fourth time with a headlining Slam Tent slot, Damian Lazarus will also be opening the tent on that Saturday, and The Stranglers will have their T in the Park debut in King Tut's Wah Wah Tent on Saturday.
The talented MGMT will be performing in the Pet Sounds Arena on the same day, whilst Sunday features the return of T Break 2006 act Glasgow rockers 1990s.
On Sunday King Tut's Wah Wah Tent will be visited by Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, and will also see appearances from Jose Gonzalez, The Magic Numbers and OK Go.
The Second Stage has Welsh post-hardcore rockers The Blackout debut at T opening on Saturday, and Mindless Self Indulgence open the stage on Sunday with Powderfinger also added to the bill.
This year's Futures Stage has Glasvegas headlining on Saturday and earlier in the day White Lies and Air Traffic will also play that stage. Sunday's billing includes folk poppers The Sonic Hearts, singer songwriter Jack McManus and Norwegian songstress Ida Maria.
Expect a line-up of around 180 artists to play over 11 stages. A number of acts have been confirmed including the headliners of The Verve, Rage Against The Machine, R.E.M., plus Stereophonics, Amy Windehouse, KT Tunstall, Feeder, The Wombats, The Fratellis, The Kooks, Kaiser Chiefs, Kings of Leon, The Prodigy, Primal Scream, Chemical Brothers, Interpol, Ian Brown, The Racounteurs, Biffy Clyro, Counting Crows, The Pigeon Detectives, The Feeling, Hot Chip, The Charlatans, The Pogues, Ben Folds, Reverend & The Makers, Seasick Steve, The Courteeners, Lightspeed Champion, The Ting Tings, and many more, with more still to be announced. For the line-up details and rumours as available please click here.
For detailed information about various aspects of the festival see the T in the Park Information (includes detailed info on camping, travel, children, food & drink, and more).
TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT. The organisers of the festival strongly advise fans not to buy tickets from any unofficial sources or website auctions, as not only will they have to pay over the odds but there is a high chance that the ticket will not exist or will be a fake.
Fans who have not been successful should look out for Luxury Camping Packages that will be available in due course - as ever, the event strongly urges fans not to buy from unauthorised agents.
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