T in the Park 2004
Saturday 10th to Sunday 11th July 2004Balado, nr Kinross. Scotland, KY13 0NJ, Scotland MAP
w/e £75 : w/e camping £88 : day tickets £42.50 - SOLD OUT
Daily capacity: 52,500
Last updated: Wed 30th Jun 2004
More acts have been confirmed for the sold out T in the Park, which takes place at Balado near Kinross on 10th and 11th July.
The Beta Band are added to complete Saturdays Main Stage line-up, while the NME Stage has added The Cribs, who play early on that stage on Sunday.
Speedway, Rodrigo y Gabriela, and The Glitterati are added to play the King Tuts Tent on Saturday, and Mull Historical Society will play the King Tuts Tent on Sunday. Added to the X-Tent for Saturday is Jesse Malin.
They join the line-up which includes headliners David Bowie and The Strokes, plus The Darkness, The Pixies, Faithless, Pink, Kings of Leon, Black Eyed Peas, N*E*R*D, Franz Ferdinand, Snow Patrol, Scissor Sisters, Muse, The Libertines, and Wu-Tang Clan. With over 120 acts playing over 8 stages, check out all the confirmed acts here.
T in the Park has sold out in record time, and the organisers advise those without tickets not to turn up at the festival as no tickets will be available.
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