T in the Park 2013

[Matt42]

Next year; I reckon it's a given Biffy will headline, they've pretty much just broken into mainstream success and maybe their coachella set will give them some US success also!

Arcade Fire could do it? However they are doing glastonbury next year I believe... I reckon it's possible!

Justin Timberlake maybe? Could see it happening!

[Gucci Piggy]

For 2014 I reckon Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys and Biffy Clyro. Maybe Muse but I doubt they'll be in the UK for a 3rd year touring The 2nd Law. Maybe Gaga.

[LondonTom]

I reckon we could see Bastille headlining on their second album. I haven't seen so much hype around an indie act since Mumford & Sons.

[frankblack]

Demographic this demographic that blah blah yadda yadda. Bollox. Big rock bands = sell out but less profit. Nursery rhyme pop bands = less people but more profit NOW but not long term. Fleeced and hung out to dry, that's you that is, those of you still paying music festival prices for button pressers and mime artists with the odd cheap guitar band thrown in.Tennents to pull the plug and be replaced by Sunny D and Kopparberg strawberry and lime within 5 years. You heard it here first.

Download ticket arrived today at the same time as Sabbath at teh Hydro was booked. I'll do a survey of the sell out crowd whilst I'm there to see who would have gone to T to watch them if there were other real bands on teh line up. In fact I'll start now.......

1> devilman (actually I'd go if the rest of the line up was gaga and likki minje)

[Gingo]

As long as there are enough acts I would want to see to make it worth my while going I will continue to buy a ticket, I realise that these acts may not be the biggest or best but its an enjoyable weekend with my pals. For going to see acts that I love I will see them at their own gigs or go to another festival that suits my tastes more like Download this year. Then got tickets for Eminem, Fleetwood Mac, Sabbath and Alter Bridge later in the year so far.

[Chiefski]

Green Day

The Cure

Depeche Mode

Arcade Fire

Black Sabbath

Arctic Monkeys

Biffy Clyro

The Black Keys

Blink 182

Blur

Eminem

Iron Maiden

Jay Z & Kanye West (Or either on their own)

Bruce Springsteen

Kasabian

The Killers

Kings of Leon

Metallica

Muse

Pearl Jam

Radiohead

Rage Against The Machine

Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Rolling Stones

Coldplay

U2

The Stone Roses

The Verve

[Gparsfan]

Demographic this demographic that blah blah yadda yadda. Bollox.

[Red Day]

I also have Sabbath ticket secured ..

[ting]

may i know roughly how much do we have to spend on foods ? cause im thinking how much do i need to bring to the music festival .

im sorry if this is off topic ..

thank you!

[Stuart1000]

may i know roughly how much do we have to spend on foods ? cause im thinking how much do i need to bring to the music festival .

im sorry if this is off topic ..

thank you!

[mrtourette]

I'd imagine it's the same as Reading, £5-7 for Burger & Chips/Curry/Chicken noodles/etc.

[marky3]

I reckon we could see Bastille headlining on their second album. I haven't seen so much hype around an indie act since Mumford & Sons.

[Paul ™]

Depends on if you plan on taking any food/snacks yourselves or plan to buy everything there.

It's not cheap for food/drink

• Main meals about £6-7 upwards
• Burgers about £3.50
• breakfast rolls about £3
• £2/£2.50 for chips
• £2.00 a 500ml juice
• £4.00 a pint

Edited April 11, 2013 by Paul ™

[Gingo]

I take around £150, usually spend around £100 - £120 dont buy alcohol in the arena so its mainly spent on a lanyard/program when I get there, juice/water in the arena and the rest is mainly on food

[Pokeybumwanker]

Depends on if you plan on taking any food/snacks yourselves or plan to buy everything there.

It's not cheap for food/drink

• Main meals about £6-7 upwards
• Burgers about £3.50
• breakfast rolls about £3
• £2/£2.50 for chips
• £2.00 a 500ml juice
• £4.00 a pint

Edited April 11, 2013 by Pokeybumwanker

[devilman]

T in the Park has always been a mainstream festival, it's just the way it is.

One Direction wouldn't headline download.

[Gparsfan]

20 quid on your program on lanyard, I usually take the majority of my own food for the campsite, good few pot noodles and a some pringles and crisps will get through the campsite, I usually buy one meal a day at about 6 quid.

So that's 44 quid straight away, depends on how much you drink.

[mrtourette]

20 quid on your program on lanyard,

[Pokeybumwanker]

I take around £150, usually spend around £100 - £120 dont buy alcohol in the arena so its mainly spent on a lanyard/program when I get there, juice/water in the arena and the rest is mainly on food

Edited April 12, 2013 by Pokeybumwanker

[a_n_other]

God i wished we could live off of £120 the hubby and i take about 400 bucks for the weekend and spend roughly about 200 on a carry out for going and well our party prescription costs about 200 aswell ,going to try cut back this year because thats way to much money

[Paul ™]

£1000 all in? Fook that

[thetime]

Seems as I get older the more I spend at festivals, probably need to drink more as the lineups get worse at festivals.

[Gingo]

20 quid on your program on lanyard

[Gingo]

God i wished we could live off of £120 the hubby and i take about 400 bucks for the weekend and spend roughly about 200 on a carry out ,going to try cut back this year because thats way to much money

[frankblack]

Seems as I get older the more I spend at festivals, probably need to drink more as the lineups get worse at festivals.